Aftermarket.com led the .com four-figure supporting cast with four $9,000 sales spread across three different events. Two of those came from the GeoDomain Expo live auction in San Diego where BocaRatonFlorida.com and TempeArizona.com booked $9,000 each. From that same auction, BrooklynJobs.com brought $8,000 and three others; Oakton.com, PiratesCove.com and TexasPersonals.com tacked on $7,500 each. 

Also closing were a trio at $3,500 apiece that included ArubaVacation.com, Talladega.com and Tiel.com. CarlsbadCA.com and TopekaKansas.com each kicked in $3,000 while Drammen.com drew $2,500, NewYorkLoft.com landed $2,250 and LosAngelesCondo.com commanded $2,000. 

In closed sales from Aftermarket.com's Domainer Mardi Gras live auction in New Orleans, Dreamy.com corralled $9,000 but that was a dramatic dropoff from the $43,250 that same name commanded at SnapNames in June 2006. 

In other sales from DMG, DCW.com desposited $6,500, Discretion.com crested at $5,250 and three others; AirlineRewards.com, DNSales.com and StorageFacility.com fetched $5,000 apiece. Two others, GolfSet.com and PetHospitals.com dispensed $4,500 each while TicketBooth.com took in $3,800. FinancialBailout.com rescued $3,750, Overwhelmed.com added $3,700 and ExerciseGuide.com generated $3,500. Also at DMG, an IDN, Décor.com, went for $2,900 and NurseCollege.com attended to $2,000. 

Moving on to Aftermarket.com's closed sales from Domain Madness, ePills.com swallowed $9,000, Antiseptic.com streilized $6,000 and VeryFast.com flagged down $5,200. Doodling.com doled out $4,700, PopupTrailers.com posted $3,800 and Calfskin.com captured $3,500. Cutout.com clipped $3,320, ITEmployment.com plucked $3,300 and two others; StayThin.com and Groomed.com each grossed $3,000. PartyToys.com pulled $2,600, StudentOffers.com and BirdProof.com billed $2,500 apiece and TrickOrTreating.com turned up $2,400. 

Back at Sedo, CampusPoker.com dealt out $8,590, Recepten.com returned $6,255, AcaiBerryJuice.com squeezed $5,800 and InvoiceTrack.com registered $4,865. Sedo had 16 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500 that you can check out in the table below.

In sales from Sedo's GreatDomains.com premium auction site, OPZ.com clicked for $3,703, Piedras.com piled on $3,226 and RosesOnline.com attracted $2,550.

At the AfternicDLS, Kapre.com captured $7,588, STTI.com tallied $5,556 and two others; EngineeringSystems.com and Digisol.com each drew $5,000. YPSO.com yielded $3,800, KRAR.com cracked $3,788 and EDWY.com unwrapped $3,750. Three others; BestPhtographers.com, Cofounders.com and SkinPathology.com posted $3,500 apiece.   

The AfternicDLS had 50 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,440. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold LottoFever.com for $6,400 through SnapNames as part of their expanded promotion program. 

Elsewhere, Moniker.com closed the $8,000 sale of AllTerrainVehicles.com from their T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Silicon Valley auction and moved XTT.com ($5,000) and ShipFinder.com ($2,563) through their online platform. 

GoDaddy Auctions banked $5,350 for FamilyFlix.com and $4,888 for IslandDoctors.com. 

At SnapNames, ProSpeed.com produced $2,716 and two others; Ditco.com and HotelsGoldCoastAustralia.com booked $2,000 apiece. 

Country Codes

This was .de week for the Country Codes. The popular German ccTLD had the top sale, Your.de at $22,330 and went on to take seven of the first ten spots on our new Country Code Top 20 chart (and nine positions overall). Sedo accounted for all of those .de sales and went on to pile up 19 of the 20 chart entries. NameJet kept them from making it a clean sweep by moving #3 Remind.me for $7,700 (.me is Montenegro's country code).

The only other non .de domains on the first half of the leader board were #5 Bra.in (Indian ccTLD) at $5,000 and #9 Saltcoats.co.uk (British extension) at $4,025. Two more .co.uk domains earned spots on the second half of the elite list.

Other countries represented this week are the United States (.us), Poland (.pl), the Netherlands (.nl), Austria (.at) and the European Union (.eu). Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending July 5:

Sedo rang up several dozen additional four-figure sales led by FreePorn.us ($2,750), Pushup.de ($2,724) and Trouver.ca ($2,649). Messestand.eu added $2,641, UES.de delivered $2,572 and M.ly locked up $2,500. Concierto.es sold for $2,363, FXPro.gr grabbed $2,319 and Gentlemen.de drove home $2,224. 

Sedo piled up 37 more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,085. Those are all listed in the table below.

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

This was a slow week for the Global Contenders. After notching the year's biggest .net sale last week (Descargas.net at $46,200), along with three more five-figure sales, none broke out of the four-figure range this week. The best reported sale was IceSkating.net, a name that closed at $7,000 after being auctioned off in Aftermarket.com's Domain Madness event. 

Sedo followed with a pair of .org domains; #2 Geldverdienen.org ("making money" in German) at $5,421 and #3 PokerOnline.org at $5,000. Overall, .net took 12 of the 21 chart entries (the extra spot resulting from a tie for the final position). .Org claimed the other 9. 

The AfternicDLS led the race among venues, having a hand in 14 of the 21 sales on this week's leader board. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending July 5:

There were several additional four-figure GC sales off the chart with the AfternicDLS logging the majority of those including BPlus.net ($1,760), STTI.net ($1,747) and ClassReunions.org ($1,725). Their roster also included Spizy.net ($1,688), iPress.net ($1,588) and NewPerspectives.org ($1,288).

LooseDiamonds.org added $1,250, BioOcean.net brought $1,200 and TitaniumRings.net returned $1,188. Nion.net notched $1,084 and three others; CarRepairs.net, DiamondStuds.net and WorldCash.net nabbed $1,000 each. In sales through their expanded promotion program, the AfternicDLS sold Borra.net ($1,488) and SafariLodge.net ($1,088) through SnapNames and Schmiedel.net ($1,566) through Sedo. 

Aftermarket.com logged three more sales at this level; Antidepressant.net ($1,650), Tacoma.info ($1,300) and LowFare.net ($1,100). 

Also, Sedo booked a quartet of their own; SlapNTickle.org ($1,500), StockPhotography.org ($1,275), GreenTeaWeightLoss.net ($1,050) and ArthritisTreatment.net ($1,000). 

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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