SnapNames had the top sale in the four-figure .com supporting cast with EducationLottery.com at $9,999. They also sold Ahmsi.com ($5,805), Singels.com ($4,150) and FullSize.com ($3,400). BiodieselFuel.com added $3,080 and Reactions.com returned $2,700.

Back at Sedo, MeinName.com notched $9,295, Guiafacil.com garnered $8,580 and JIZ.com drew $8,100. Xhostar.com hauled in $7,600 and two others, ArchiveCity.com and PornographyAddiction.com went for $7,500 each.

ElektroAutos.coms plugged in $6,435, CashBackCard.com captured $6,000 and Vlucht.com tacked on $5,720. HotSparks.com ignited $5,500, Deutschlandurlaub.com landed $5,148, Hotels-in.com booked $4,890 and QND.com corralled $4,800.

Sedo had 26 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 that you can check out in the table below.

The AfternicDLS rang up sales at a furious pace this week, adding $9,200 to the ledger for Apprentissage.com, $8,900 for SecurityProfessional.com and $8,500 for SpringLine.com. Norvege.com nabbed $8,000, MuscleSupplements.com pumped up $7,000 and ZapMe.com generated $6,888.

Entretien.com dusted off $6,500, Kaer.com contributed $6,000 and Mouche.com munched on $5,700. OrganicPotatoes.com peeled $5,588, SecuredCheckout.com rang up $5,400 and DoYouGetIt.com got $5,250. OpenRoom.com welcomed $5,000 and ArchitecturalDrafting.com drew up $4,688.

The AfternicDLS had 113 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS had five more sales from their expanded promotion platform that places listings at other venues as well as their own. Using Sedo they sold INVT.com ($3,000), AltGlobal.com ($2,991) and KnockOn.com ($2,500), as well as LoveJewellery.com at $2,242 and MusicMerch.com at $2,088.

At GoDaddy Auctions, Chiangmai-Live.com lassoed $7,777 and GoRentals.coms registered $2,005. 

At Moniker.com, MyDotcom.com commanded $5,425, LoadBalancers.com brought $3,500 and HighlyRecommended.com clicked for $2,925.

Country Codes

The country codes enjoyed another very nice outing this week with seven solid five-figure sales. Three of those represented Germany's popular .de extension, two carried the .co.uk flag for Great Britain while the European Union (.eu) and Sweden (.se) each had one at this level. These sales were all listed among the all extension leaders at the top of this report. 

The highest ccTLD sales you haven't seen yet were posted by a pair of names that tied for 8th on the new Country Code Top 20 chart at $8,580 each. Those were June.fr (French ccTLD) and Travesti.es (Spain's country code).

Sedo accounted for every sale in the top ten and went on to sweep 19 of the 20 chart entries overall. They would have scored a shutout if it weren't for the £4,500 ($7,335) sale of #12 Toys.org.uk at the AcornDomains.co.uk forum.

Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending August 23:

There were dozens of additional four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart with Sedo, as they always do,  accounting for the vast majority of those. Their line up included AdultFriendFinder.eu at $5,005, Ozmo.cn at $5,000 and three others at $4,290 each; Blog.fi, Practicus.nl and Vibratore.it. 

GiftCard.es added $3,933 followed by a five-name pack at $3,575 apiece that included Appartement-Paris.fr, Casinos.com.br, eMarket.dk, Otto.pl and Wirmobil.de. Sedo had 52 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,475 that are listed in the table below:

At NetFleet.com.au Geraldton.com.au and SexShop.com.au yielded $3,320 each, NetFax.com.au fetched $1,660 and four others; Babe.com.au, Bracelet.com.au, Copywriting.com.au and GreenChoice.com.au went for $1,245 apiece. These are all Australian ccTLDS and the prices are all in U.S. dollars.

Elsewhere the AfternicDLS sold SkinCareProducts.de for $1,800.

If there are country code extensions in our report that you are not familiar with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here.

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

A nice 3-letter .net paced the Global Contenders pack these week, giving the category its only reported five-figure sale - $12,000 via Sedo. .Info took the runner-up spot and had two names among the first four on our new Global Contenders Too 20 chart. #2 Gay.info found a buyer at $9,251 through SnapNames and #4 Finanzierung.info ("financing" in German) banked $5,005 at Sedo. .Info also charted a third name, #13 (tie) SecurityAdmin.info, at $2,500 though Sedo.

.Net had the most overall chart entries with 11, including #3 Modelbau.net at $8,580. .Org earned three places on the leader board, led by #6 Pathology.org at $3,995 through GoDaddy Auctions.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending August 23:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. The AfternicDLS, through an expanded promotion listing at Sedo, had the highest of those with Bewerbungen.net at $2,073. They also sold three others through Sedo; Fotograf.org ($1,791), BringIt.net ($1,750) and DigitalChurch.org ($1,350).

From their home base the AfternicDLS kept the hits coming with Gravy.net ($2,001), Digipost.net ($1,988) and Amerique.net ($1,900). Three other names went for $1,888 each; MyPop.org, SMLaw.net and Truste.net. VIK.net added another $1,750.

The Afternic DLS had 25 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,700. You can check those out in the table below:

Back at Sedo, PokerCalculator.net totaled up $2,000, FreeWebsiteTemplates.net nailed $1,950 and CRMSoftware.org went for $1,931. EyeBank.org deposited $1,900, SEOConsultant.net billed $1,800 and GenericViagra.net dispensed $1,645.

Final.net found $1,450 while IR35.info and MEC.biz sold for $1,430 each. Vault.biz locked up $1,350, FailBlog.net bagged $1,216 and Interstore.info rang up $1,145.

Elsewhere, SnapNames plucked $1,701 for Plato.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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