90.com Leads a Double Length Domain Sales Report That Will Bring You Up to Date on all Reported Sales Over the Past Two Weeks

I was away last week covering the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Silicon Valley conference in Santa Clara, California, so this week we are running a double length report that will bring you completely up to date on all domain sales reported to us since our last column two weeks ago. All three of our Top 20 charts have been expanded to 40 positions this week to accommodate the double dose of information

A highlight of the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference was the $1.4 million sale of Ad.com in Moniker's live auction. We won't be able to chart that one until the domain has been transferred to the new owner (India's Directi, parent conpany of Skenzo and LogicBoxes), but it is good to know the year's fourth 7-figure sale is in the pipeline.  

A major ccTLD sale was completed through Sedo over the past fortnight but unfortunately, due to a non disclosure agreement, we cannot release the name of that .com.mx domain (Mexico's country code) that changed hands for €140,000 ($186,200). Had we been able to chart it, that would rank as the year's second highest country code sale.

By Ron Jackson

Even though they couldn't release the name involved in that six-figure sale, Sedo still had a sensational couple of weeks, piling up 28 of the 40 entries on our all extension leader board, including a sweep of the first five spots. #1 90.com led the Sedo charge at €56,000 ($74,480). Nokta prevented Sedo from taking ten in a row, by claiming the #6 and #8 positions with FreeStockCharts.com ($38,000) and CremationJewelry.com ($32,500).

.Com domains occupy the first ten spots on the Top 40 chart and the world's most popular extension booked 26 openings overall. The ccTLDs flexed their muscles too, accounting for 10 charted sales, with all of those being handled by Sedo. The country code contingent was led by #11 FotoPuzzle.de (German extension) at $24,096 and #13 Pizzeria.at (Austrian extension) at $22,610. 

The Global Contenders (non .com gTLDs) got on the board thanks to a quartet of .net sales let by #19 MML.net, a name that sold for $18,000 through the AfternicDLS. The interesting thing about that sale is that the seller just picked that domain up in March for a mere $1,500 via SnapNames. That's a heck of a return on a two-month investment. 

Here is how all of the leaders stack up for the two weeks ending Sunday, May 3:

.Com Supporting Cast

Sedo led the .com supporting cast with Teza.com at $9,500 and they also scored with AbdominalSurgery.com ($9,310), SnapItUp.com ($8,645) and SkinFlint.com ($8,645). ILoveThisCountry.com and Padz.com posted $7,500 each while Element-Fourteen.com fetched $7,000. 

Complementos.com clocked in at $6,783, Sullr.com secured $6,600 and Element-14.com drew $6,000. Musicholic.com drummed up $5,985, YCar.com cranked out $5,890 and two others; Neighbour.com and Qassim.com corralled $5,320 each. Free-Photo.com added $5,054. 

Sedo had 44 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

In additional sales from their GreatDomains.com premium auction site, Sedo sold ZZJ.com ($3,952), SingleSearch.com ($2,499) and Sends.com ($2,450).

In addition to putting five names on the all extension Top 40 chart, the AfternicDLS piled up dozens of solid four figure sales over the past two weeks. Their roster included PregnancyForum.com at $8,000, ChildNames.com at $7,500 and eTemps.com at $7,300. Positiver.com produced $7,088, eChit.com chalked up $6,600 and HCCP.com produced $5,849. 

WorthingtonSquare.com went for $5,500, Mundia.com managed $5,400 and BedSet.com brought $5,000. NaturalGate.com netted $4,988 and EmergencyContraceptive.com captured $4,088. The AfternicDLS had 118 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. You can check those out in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold three names through expanded promotion listings at Sedo; Fotorahmen.com ($2,491), StudentProgram.com ($2,466) and ConsumerBoycott.com ($2,150). 

At GoDaddy Auctions, HealthBasis.com dispensed $7,790, GoAustralia.com went for $4,505 and LandingPageOptimization.com posted $4,006. SRCH-Results.com returned $3,759, MyPlaylists.com landed $2,510 and ForeclosureDeal.com cleared $2,500. Bodys.com bagged $2,162 while AfroConnections.com and SeekSeek.com found $2,005 apiece.

At NameJet.com, FatBoys.com downed $7,766, Tego.com tallied $7,100 and WWWBodog.com kicked in $5,850. SoaringEagle.com glided in with $5,100, UnitedBankWV.com deposited $4,405 and Music4U.com downloaded $4,400. TVMovies.com attracted $4,122, JUW.com clicked for $4,077 and Clarib.com closed at $2,725.

TradeSignals.com triggered $2,501, Symbios.com banked $2,500 and BigSkyRealEstate.com drove home $2,499. iClothing.com donned $2,410, NewHomeSalesTraining.com drilled $2,367 and DirectVision.com displayed $2,350. NameJet also sold Maitian.com ($2,200), CasinoLobby.com ($2,011) and SuperTellow.com ($2,000). 

Back at Moniker, InHotel.com booked $7,175, Azeko.com cornered $6,675 and Seaton.com sewed up $5,149. MMOReviews.com rounded up $4,149, ThePublicRecord.com reported $3,649 and OfficeOrders.com added $3,575.

At SnapNames, ZJP.com provided $3,869, Openly.com dispatched $3,580 and Dianjia.com detected $2,640. 

Eslewhere, Bido.com sold ZWM.com for $3,596 and AirTelepresence.com changed hands for $3,500 in a private sale.