SnapNames led the four-figure .com supporting cast with Kneeboard.com at $8,240. Their list also included Pumped.com at $5,750, MusicArchive.com at $4,710 and PDASoftware.com at $4,500. Youmei.com kicked in $3,500, WatchMeNow.com went for $3,300 and WirelessModem.com connected for $3,000. Rounding out the SnapNames roster were Jinmi.com ($2,820), Weddington.com ($2,555) and Berlusconi.com ($2,472). 

NameJet captured $7,900 with ColdWar.com and $7,610 for Filth.com. JapaneseRestaurants.com served up $6,600, VintageSex.com drew $5,488 and Maldonado.com managed $5,199. NameJet had 30 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,800. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS MilitaryLawyers.com were busy billing $7,500 while TradeMarkets.com and AdHelper.com hauled in $6,400 each. RecipeX.com cooked up $5,800, Piketon.com posted $5,188 and two others; Guitarrista.com and WorldTech.com tacked on $5,000 each. 

GroundCoffee.com brewed up $4,500, Eduall.com corralled $3,900, PetSavvy.com unleashed $3,788 and Vetit.com delivered $3,588. The AfternicDLS had 47 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,500. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold five domains through other venues as part of their expanded promotion program. Using Sedo JerseyPhoto.com fetched $2,616, MagicSports.com spawned $2,175 and LimosUSA.com attracted $2,000. At SnapNames FlyCool.com and HotelStrasbourg.com each booked $2,088. 

At Sedo EnergyPartners.com plugged in $7,500, DomainHelper.com downloaded $7,100 and MarketingCafe.com quaffed $6,995. Assicurazioniauto.com added $6,000. SandySummers.com soaked up $5,008 and two others; BlackAtlas.com and Encens.com clicked for $5,000 each.

Sedo had 24 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,970 that you can check out in the table below.

Sedo's GreatDomains.com site threw in another $2,601 for RockFM.com.  

At GoDaddyAuctions.com FluWikie.com dispensed $7,010, PatentBlog.com banked $2,760, CopyrightBlog.com cleared $2,605 and Anari.com notched $2,200. 

Country Codes

As we noted at the top of this report, the Country Codes flexed their muscles again this week placing six names on the all extension leader board. You saw all those listed earlier. The top ccTLD sales you haven't seen yet are a pair of names tied for #7 on our new Country Code Top 20 chart, 11x11.de (German ccTLD and PokerWin.it (Italian country code) at €5,000 ($7,100) each. Sedo booked both of those sales and went on to sweep 17 of the 20 chart entries. 

RickLatona.com took the three spots Sedo didn't, including a pair of the sales that made the all extension leader board you saw earlier. Their trio was rounded out by #15 AirlineTickets.co.uk (British ccTLD) at $5,112. 

Germany's .de had the most chart entries with seven. Great Britain's .co.uk and the European Union's .eu had three each and Italy's .it scored twice. Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending July 26:

There were several dozen additional four-figure sales off the chart and as usual Sedo accounted for the vast majority of those. Their list included Anlage.24.de at $3,124 and a pair at $2,840 each; Deguisementenfant.fr and Heraeus.cn. Hairy.tv brushed up $2,698, MWH.eu yielded $2,663 and Avery.es secured $2,627.

Sedo piled up 48 more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. Those are all listed in the table below.

Global Contenders (Non .com gTLDs: .biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org & .tel)

Bodybuilding.info struck a $13,500 pose to lead this week's Global Contenders Top 20 chart. Sedo made that sale and went on to sweep the first five spots, 7 of the first 10 and 12 of 20 overall, more than any other venue. 

.Nets claimed half of the chart entries including #2 Phrases.net at $7,700 and #3 SOQ.net at $7,140. The .infos were next with six in one of that extensions best showings of the year. In addition to taking the top spot, .info claimed there of the first six places including #5 118000.info at $4,260 and #6 MCAT.info at $4,250.

.Org had to settle for three spots, led by #4 Loterias.org at $7,100, and the other opening went to .tel as #8 Storage.tel tallied $3,950. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending July 26:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart with the AfternicDLS selling the highest of those through Sedo as part of their expanded promotion platform. That was Gargano.org at $2,691. The AfternicDLS also rang up $2,588 each for FrogDesign.net and Tronix.net.

CollegeOnline.org admitted $2,525, Getaways.net generated $2,500 and Sauce.org savored $2,088. The Afternic DLS had 24 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. You can check those out in the table below:

Back at Sedo Heimkino.info cornered $2,556, IPF.net nailed $2,414 and Stau.info found $2,201. Jeux-Gratuits.org grabbed $2,130, Imenik.net notched $2,000 and FreeClassifieds.net clicked for $1,791. 

Sedo also scored with Navitel.net ($1,775), RSB.org ($1,645) and Public-Records.org ($1,600). Travemuende.net added $1,579, StudentMinistry.org made $1,200 and HotelPortal.biz produced $1,136. Two others; Developpementdurable.org and Extenze.org garnered $1,000 apiece.

At NameJet, IPPA.org pitched in $2,510, Grilling.net barbecued $1,402 and two others; Tulsa.info and Previews.net provided $1,210 each.

Elsewhere SnapNames collected $2,181 for AlaskaCruise.net and GoDaddyAuctions picked up $1,116 for IEF-USA.org.

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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