SnapNames led the .com four-figure supporting cast with the $9,995 sale of XGR.com. Their roster also included MalaysiaBusiness.com ($6,550), JobMall.com ($5,300) and JiaoJiao.com ($4,056). Rounding out their list was Sealand.com at $3,629, FebBizOpps.com at $3,200 and Wuyuan.com at $2,988. 

At PremiumDomains.com Chaquetas.com chomped $9,000.

Back at the AfternicDLS, MedicationManagement.com dispensed $6,400 and YLA.com landed $5,000. NationalResponse.com revealed $3,688 while BroadbandEntertainment.com and BidFun.com each fetched $3,588 and ALVS.com added $3,570. 

The AfternicDLS had 43 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,500. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS sold five other domains through other venues as part of their expanded promotion program. Fabo.com commanded $9,600 at SnapNames while Sedo moved four others; Kavun.com ($4,050), NetCertified.com ($2,688), BookPost.com ($2,475) and Somoto.com ($2,000).

In additional completed sales from Aftermarket.com's Domain Roundtable live auction Castaway.com went for $9,500 (the seller donated the proceeds to the Internet Commerce Association), Bullfighter.com gored $5,500 and JackpotClub.com raked in $5,000. Pitches.com delivered $4,900, Exhaustion.com coughed up $4,500 and 3GPhones.com downloaded $3,500. Covenants.com kicked in $3,300, Bicentennial.com celebrated $3,000 and HealthAdvisory.com posted $2,245. 

At NameJet Bunk.com bagged $9,300, SearchEnginePlacement.com produced $6,766 and Eleonora.com notched $5,050. NameJet had 19 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,800. Those are listed in the table below:

At GoDaddy Auctions, SomebodyToLove.com attracted $8,660, CanadianLaw.com decreed $5,010, Obsessions.com cinched $4,600 and 1925.com corralled $2,500. 

Sedo's supplemental list included Anni.com ($7,500), DatingAssistant.com ($7,100) and GameTheory.com ($6,901). Sedo had 19 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that you can check out in the table below.

Elsewhere, WinnerNames.com sold JustCapital.com for $7,500 and DrexelCapital.com for $4,200. RickLatona.com moved FinancialBrokers.com and SmartInvestors.com for $3,000 each and Acceptable.com for $2,900. In a pair of private sales YCCS.com sold for $3,000 and an IDN, เสื้อ.com, captured $2,250.

Country Codes

The Country Codes enjoyed a blowout performance this week, piling up 13 five figure sales. We listed all of those in the all extension section at the top of this report (ccTLDs piled up 10 of the 20 chart entries on the Big Board). The popular German ccTLD had the most entries on our new Country Code Top 20 Chart with six led by #1 Hardware.de. At $148,285 via Sedo in one of the year's five biggest ccTLD sales.

The top sale you haven't seen yet is Tel.fr (French country code) at $7,000 through RickLatona.com. That tied a Russian ccTLD domain, Parents.ru for #14 on the new weekly chart. Sedo sold the latter domain and accounted for 12 of the chart entries. RickLatona.com had a hand in six sales with NetFleet.com.au and Registrars.co.uk accounting for the other two. 

Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending July 12:

There were several dozen additional four-figure sales off the chart and Sedo accounted for all but six of those. Their list included Zazzle.es ($4,620), BestSlots.co.uk ($4,483) and eStore.co.uk ($4,401). CE.se secured another $4,200 and YourSpace.co.uk contributed $4,075. 

Sedo piled up 37 more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,920. Those are all listed in the table below.

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

It was another slow week for the Global Contenders. None of the non .com gTLDs cracked the five-figure mark and none made the all extension leader board at the top of this report. However .org wound up having a good week against the GC competition, taking the top two spots, five of the first ten and eight of 20 overall.  

The .org charge was led by #1 LED.org at $8,000 and #2 HTML.org at $7,000. The top domain just closed after being sold by Aftermarket.com in last month's Domain Roundtable live auction. Sedo sold HTML.org and went on to have a hand in nine chart entries overall, more than any other venue.

The AfternicDLS was also busy charting eight times with #3 Lotteri.net ($5,888) and #4 (tie) Manuscript.net at $5,000 settng the pace for them (they shared the Lotteri.net sale with Sedo where they had placed the name as an expanded promotion listing).

.Net had the most overall entries with 11. .Info also made the Top 20 with the $2,900 sale of #15 Bewerbung.info at SnapNames. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending July 12:

There were many additional four-figure GC sales off the chart with NameJet posting the highest of those; SeeRecon.org for $2,422. They also sold Copia.org ($1,700), Ponies.org ($1,401) and Component.net ($1,214). Encoding.net added $1,010 and InsuranceJobs.net paid $1,000. 

Sedo's supplemental list included Vakanties.org ($2,100), Lignano.info ($1,820) and PhotoPrint.mobi ($1,800). o0.net was next at $1,620, GamblingSite.org sewed up $1,300 and Vakantiehuisjes.info found $1,260. 

BondageNews.net brought $1,150, Verzekeren.net nabbed $1,085 and two others; Bodendecker.info and Energiequelle.info went for $1,050 each. XOL.info added $1,005 and Althani.info chipped in $1,000. 

The AfternicDLS had a large group of additional four figure sales with six of those coming through their expanded promotion program. They used SnapNames to sell AsianDating.net ($2,088), EECS.org ($1,332) and Systor.net ($1,288). Sedo helped them move Entdecker.net ($1,300), Maguro.net ($1,288) and Trachtenmode.net ($1,057).

The Afternic DLS had 21 more sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. Those are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere GoDaddy Auctions banked $2,228 for TurboLyrics.net and Aftermarket.com closed the $1,000 sale of CommunityCollege.info from their Domain Roundtable auction.

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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