The AfternicDLS also led the .com four-figure supporting cast with BotanicalExtracts.com at $8,000. Fiberpedia.com followed at $7,150 with AutoDNS.com next at $7,100. TheTVStore.com tuned in $6,600 while AppLab.com and TwoSteps.com tallied $5,400 each. 

Silq.com sewed up $5,188 while three others; CruisesAndTours.com, JokersWild.com and TFPT.com tacked on $5,000 each. NewsBus.com braked at $4,588, MilitaryMoves.com maneuvered its way to $4,500 and SiteOptimization.com tweaked $4,200. The AfternicDLS had 54 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS sold six other names from other platforms through their expanded promotion program. Using Sedo they moved Interakta.com for $4,800 and Weltkulturerbe.com for $2,688. Using SnapNames they found buyers for SuperConference.com ($3,688), VegetarianCookbook.com ($2,790) and two others at $2,000 each; GetGoosebumps.com and NetworkingMasters.com.

Back at NameJet NetZone.com zipped up $7,802, Dalmatia.com dug up $6,250 and GameMall.com generated $3,780. DomeHomes.com housed $3,433, SignRental.com returned $3,099 and DreamMate.com connected for $2,500. PlantablePaper.com sprouted $2,401 and M8S.com corralled $2,300. 

At Sedo, Espaciolibre.com landed $7,000 while Solarox.com and SportRoom.com rang up $6,000 each. Bankruptcy-Attorney.com billed $5,400, MyGiving.com matched $5,363 and WireTap.com discovered $5,301.

A trio of names at $5,000 apiece included Aprec.com, ClickOnline.com and DesignArea.com. Sicilian.com kicked in $4,850, MonsterMashup.com concocted $4,500 and Waffenschrank.com contributed $4,450. Sedo had 22 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,200 that you can check out in the table below.

At SnapNames.com HomeBoy.com bagged $6,251, CloseoutDeals.com attracted $3,100 and Coligny.com collected $2,788. InfantSeats.com secured $2,500, SearchOptimization.com conjured up $2,250 and Imply.com plucked $2,100. FotoShare.com showcased $2,005 and NMETV.com displayed $2,000. 

Moniker closed the $6,000 sale of DentistFinder.com from their T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Silicon Valley auction and moved Yoink.com ($4,149) and IndianMortgageFunding.com ($2,099) from their web platform.

Country Codes

After posting 11 five-figure sales last week, the ccTLDs slipped back to three at that level this week. The highest, Kreishandwerkerschaften.de ("tradesman's circle" in German) tops our new Country Code Top 20 chart at $20,100. Sedo made that sale and all but three others on this week's leader board. Bravado.de was next at $12,600 with Publish.me, sold at NameJet for $11,100, in the third spot. 

Germany's .de accounted for 9 of the 21 chart entries (the extra position resulted from a tie for the final spot). Other countries with multiple chart entries (two each) were Great Britain (.co.uk), the United States (.us), France (.fr), Sweden (.se) and Austria (.at). 

There were two IDNs on the leader board; #11 Videoüberwachung,de (IDN) ("video surveillance" in German) at $5,670 and #18 (tie) Underkläder.se (IDN) ("underwear" in Swedish) at €3,520 ($4,928). The non IDN version of the latter name also sold for the same price with MissDomain.com booking both of those sales.

 Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending June 28:

There were several dozen additional four-figure sales off the chart. Sedo had the vast majority of those including Ammann-Group.ru ($4,199), Damenschuhe.eu ($3,850) and OesterreichNews.de ($3,501). 

Sedo piled 59 more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,500. Those are all listed in the table below.

Global Contenders (.biz, .info, .mobi, .name, .net & .org)

The Global Contenders were buoyed by the year's biggest .net sale, Descargas.net
("downloads" in Spanish) at $46,200 via Sedo. Three other sales also cracked the five-figure mark. You saw all of the sales in that range in the all extension section at the top of this report. The highest sale you haven't seen yet is #5 BabyNames.net at $9,000. Sedo also booked that sale to take four of the top five on the leader board.

The .nets ruled taking 14 of the 20 chart entries. .Org claimed three, .info grabbed a pair and .mobi got one. A couple of those .net sales suffered huge price drops from previous transactions in May of last year. The names tied for #12 at $3,433 each, Snowmobiles.net and CentralAmerica.net, had both been sold previously in Moniker's 2008 T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Orlando auction. At that time Snowmobiles.net sold for $17,000 and CentralAmerica.net for $12,000. A reminder that prices can go down (in some cases way down) as well as up.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending June 28:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. Sedo had the highest of those with WeekendJeweg.net and Openness.net at $2,800 each. End.net added $2,250, Row.net nabbed $2,100 and OneCard.org clicked for $1,900.

BondageGirls.net and Commodore.net cornered $1,550 apiece, SGT.net nailed $1,361 and Crazy-Coderz.net chipped in $1,200. LingerieSexy.net attracted $1,050 and two others; IrisDiagnosis.net and Sporti.org went for $1,000 each.

At the AfternicDLS, Tourette.org closed at $2,388, Atmu.net extracted $2,088 and SeaTurtle.net swam ashore with $2,000. The AfternicDLS  had 20 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,888. You can check those out in the table below.

The AfternicDLS also sold Meble.net ($1,750) and Bielizna.net ($1,500) through expanded promotion listings at Sedo and WebRacing.net ($1,088) through a similar listing at SnapNames.

NameJet's roster included ComedyClubs.net ($1,900), Desires.net ($1,580), Black-Jack.net ($1,400) and GPD.net ($1,000).

SnapNames scored with Activities.org at $1,500 and ComputerSpeakers.net at $1,000.

Moniker closed the $1,500 sale of HighSpeed.net from the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Silicon Valley auction but that same name had sold for a whopping $27,000 at a Moniker T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction in 2007. Ouch!

Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.

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