The AfternicDLS is best known for its focus on the small to medium sized business market, but that didn't stop them from logging the two biggest sales reported over the past two weeks. In addition to the pair of blockbusters totaling $2.2 million that we told you about at the top of the report, they continued to pile up the solid four-figure sales that are their bread and butter. They led the .com supporting cast with AfricanFashion.com at $9,000 and also scored with Bruze.com at $8,088 and HolidaySuperstore.com at $8,000.  

AllWe.com went for $7,988, Renunciation.com returned $7,288 and two others; ExpressFlooring.com and MensSunglasses.com attracted $7,000 each. WomensPerfume.com and BinaryCode.com booked $6,400 apiece while three others; ChampDogs.com, FictionBook.com and LoveAndHonor.com each landed $6,000. BreatheFree.com and TicketChoice.com took in $5,500 apiece, EasyConnection.com hooked up with $5,400 and SocraticMethod.com secured $5,188. 

The AfternicDLS had 164 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS utilized Sedo to sell three other names through their expanded promotion platform; LLCNet.com ($2,800), GeneralExchange.com ($2,500) and ImmigrationAssociates.com ($2,242). 

At Sedo's GreatDomains.com premium site, DVDBurner.com brought $8,500, QND.com corralled $5,500 and three others; GasWells.com, Ordained.com and Sprinters.com commanded $2,050 each. Penance.com added another $2,000. 

At Sedo's main site, Klaas.com climbed to $8,195, CandyApple.com plucked $8,000 and FamilySafety.com fetched $7,800. A trio of names at $7,450 each included Aeroman.com, HipZone.com and Soccer1.com. AdFactory.com pumped out $7,000 while EcoDeal.com and ParkStreet.com posted $6,500 apiece.

BikeBay.com braked at $6,333 while GeneralInvest.com and Ilsportal.com produced $6,000 each. Entradasbaratas.com drew $5,960, GamblingCard.com kicked in $5,500 and three others; NovaStreet.com, Pflanze.com and EuroHockey.com netted $5,215 apiece. CrazyRingtones.com contributed another $5,100. 

Sedo had 57 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that you can check out in the table below.

At NameJet.com Brianna.com buttoned up $8,000, Supervisors.com oversaw $7,100 and AnimalRescue.com collared $6,899. AquariumStore.com supplied $5,700, CRNA.com nabbed $5,100 and AutoDetail.com polished off $4,464. Mingxiao.com made $4,100, FNBOnline.com banked $4,050 and DesignerFabric.com sewed up $3,700. 

NameJet had 18more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,700. Those are listed in the table below:

 At GoDaddy Auctions, HotelsSydney.com welcomed $8,005, HotelMelbourne.com booked $3,724 and FramesExpert.com provided $3,575. TSCS.com tacked on $3,006 and HowToGetMoney.com generated $2,004. 

At SnapNames.com, Dianchi.com delivered $6,311, AsianSingle.com connected with $6,300 and ElegantTheme.com garnered $2,999. JaRule.com racked up $2,926 and BusinessBankAccount.com deposited $2,200. 

Elsewhere, Moniker picked up $8,700 for OpenJourney.com and AviationRepossession.com hauled away $2,000.

Country Codes

A banner year for country codes continued this week with the six-figure sale of Mutuelle.fr that ranks #7 among all ccTLDS year to date and eight solid five-figure sales. All of those high ticket transactions made the all extension leader board you saw earlier. The highest country code sales you haven't seen yet are a pair of three-letter domain that are tied for 10th on our expanded Country Code Top 40 Chart. Those are SEN.se (Swedish ccTLD) and SFR.ch (Swiss ccTLD) at $8,940 each. 

As they always do, Sedo dominated the ccTLD action, sweeping 35 of the 40 chart positions. In the race among extension, Germany's .de had the most chart entries with 13, followed by Great Britain's .co.uk with 6.  

Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the two weeks ending Oct. 11:

There were dozens of additional four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart with Sedo accounting for most of those. Their roster included F2.co.uk ($3,458), EastCoast.co.uk ($3,360) and CleverBid.de ($3,353). Telefonflatrate.de added $3,311, RibEye.eu grilled $3,200, StorageVault.co.uk locked up $3,184 and Online-Apotheken.de dipensed $3,129. 

Sedo had 105 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 that are listed in the table below:

 In a series of Polish ccTLD private sales, Fotomodelki.pl fetched $3,255, Szybkarandka.pl provided $2,695, Niskierachunki.pl notched $2,135, RZF.pl plated $1,505, Aronse24.pl returned $1,295 and Creme.pl poured $1,225.

In other .pl sales, Allegro.pl sold VQ.pl ($3,115) and Kameleon.pl ($1,715), Aftermarket.pl sold Nieruchomosci-komercyjne.pl ($2,450) and Motercare.pl ($1,190), DomDomen.pl moved Ponton.pl ($1,715) and Sahara.pl (also $1,715) and PPD.pl sold Smile.pl for $1,225. 

In Australian .com.au sales, NetFleet.com.au found buyers for BarCourses.com.au ($1,820), Mowing.com.au ($1,611), OnlinePerfumes.com.au ($1,456) and WebsiteDesignBrisbane.com.au ($1,138). 

Elsewhere, NameJet sold Link.me for $2,700 and DonSubasta.com sold Baquia.es for $1,508.

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, .pro & .tel)

Our expanded Global Contenders Top 40 Chart is led by the 8 five-figure sales that also earned spots on the all extension leader board at the top of this report. The highest GC sale you haven't seen yet is #9 Tanadu.org at $8,940, via Sedo. Shirts.org was close behind, going for $8,300 at the AfternicDLS. 

It was .net's week though with that extension rolling up 27 of the 41 chart entries (again a tie for the final spot added an extra position to the elite list). .Info also had multiple chart entries with three, led by #19 Motel.info at $5,364 through Sedo. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two weeks ending Oct. 11:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with BinaryCode.net and Croon.net at $2,788 each. Three others; AmericanMuscle.net, Playing.info and Plays.info chalked up $2,388 apiece. Pipette.net picked up $2,300, UltraSearch.net found $2,250 and ISFM.net nailed $2,188. 

The Afternic DLS had 38 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. You can check those out in the table below:

Through their expanded promotion system, the AfternicDLS also used Sedo to sell Ballerinas.net ($1,962), Matterhorn.info ($1,791), Billar.net ($1,750) and TSSG.net ($1,698). They also moved UsedMedicalEquipment.net for $1,566, LoveAds.net for $1,200 and two others; Gardian.net and Kerzen.net for $1,191 apiece. TeachInternational.org added $1,116. 

At Sedo Oaf.net sold for $2,757, YouSee.net spotted $2,647 and Insulin.info injected $2,593. WorldAid.org went for $2,500, Kostueme.net donned $2,459 and WindSurf.info sailed to $2,395. Aegypten.org added $2,384 and Sex-Free.info fared well at $2,235. 

Sedo had 43 more GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 that are listed in the title below.

At Sedo's GreatDomains.com, Pals.net picked up $2,670 and Afraid.net scared up $1,354. 

Elsewhere, GoDaddy Auctions banked $1,500 for ReverseOsmosis.net and SnapNames sold three names; Tubitak-food2009.org ($1,355), 515.net ($1,308) and MessageBoards.net ($1,250). 

At NameJet the winners included Moisture.net ($2,522), Mobility.net ($2,510) and Yachting.net ($2,400). They also scored with Wing.net ($2,081), BroughtonHospital.org ($2,023) and UMich-CSEAS.org ($2,010). UIT.org drew $1,877, 6M.org grabbed $1,311 and Villages.net rounded up $1,205. Unclaimed.net captured $1,201, CHM.net tacked on $1,200 and Invited.net welcomed $1,010. 

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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