Sedo led the .com supporting cast with Golf-Shop.com at $9,000. PornVault.com posted $8,000 there and Universal-Networks.com added $7,950. CFJ.com kicked in $6,501 and three others; EasyWifi.com, KB-Consulting.com and WYW.com went for $6,000 apiece. Inputs.com plugged in $5,999, LotteryWinners.com raked in $5,300 and MobiPlanet.com orbited at $5,025. 

Sedo had 36 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that you can check out in the table below.

At SnapNames.com FreeCreditReportInstantly.com returned $8,500, HomesForLess.com landed $3,250 and Austere.com drew $2,918. DiscountLoans.com dispensed $2,800 and EasyHomeLoans.com originated $2,000. 

Back at the AfternicDLS their finely tuned SMB (Small to Medium Sized Business) sales engine continued to fire on all cylinders this week. BibleTeaching.com brought $8,000, Projit.com produced $7,088 and Swoffers.com swept up $7,000. Upsets.com sacked $6,025, LightingHome.com lit up $6,000 and OnlineBackupServices.com secured $5,500. 

Zunz.com zipped up $5,400, Honger.com hauled in $5,188 and two others; HJ7.com and StraplessBras.com bagged $5,000 each. Three more names came in at $4,388 apiece; EngineUSA.com, StomachProblems.com and TireTime.com.

The AfternicDLS had 49 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS used Sedo to sell three other names through their expanded promotion platform; NewProductions.com ($2,750), OilImperium.com ($2,688) and AwesomeWebsites.com ($2,100).  

Elsewhere, Moniker picked up $2,098 for TXBS.com.

Country Codes

The country codes continue to rock the house. As we told you at the top of this report, ten ccTLDs made the all extension leader board, taking more entries than .com. The year's biggest .co.uk sale set the pace with Software.co.uk banking $249,000 at Sedo.  

Since you have already seen the ten biggest ccTLD sales on the all extension leader board, let's pick up the ccTLD action with the biggest sales you haven't seen yet - a pair tied for the #11 position at $9,000 each - Liga.pl (Polish ccTLD), sold at the MeetDomainers conference and Games.org.uk, sold by Registrars.co.uk.  

Games.org.uk helped Great Britain's .uk extension edge Germany's .de 7-6 in the race for most entries on our new Top 20 Country Code Chart. Poland's growing .pl extension also fared well with four chart entries 

Sedo traditionally dominates the ccTLD action and they did again this week taking 13 of the 20 chart positions, but Registrar.co.uk and MeetDomainers also got into the race with multiple entries of their own - Registrars.co.uk with five and MeetDomainers (a one time live auction event) with three. 

Here is how all of the country code top sellers stacked up for the week ending Oct. 18:

There were dozens of additional four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart. The MeetDomainers conference live auction produced the highest of those with Gitary.pl ("guitars" on Polish) pulling $5,400. Spawarki.pl ("welders) added $4,680 and Frezarki.pl ("milling machines") posted $3,600. 

There 15 more four-figure .pl sales at the MeetDomainers conference that are listed in the table below:

Back at Sedo Gesundheitsland.de delivered $5,355, EasyImmo.de drew $3,645 and Handlesdaten.de hooked $3,500. Secpre.es sold for $3,480, Junggesellenabschied.eu yielded $3,240 and Traffic.us stopped at $3,200. 

Sedo had 55 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 that are listed in the table below:

 At Registrars.co.uk iGold.co.uk contributed $4,980, WindowCleaningServices.co.uk cleaned up with $3,984 and WatchesShop.co.uk ticked off $3,320. 

Registrars.co.uk had 21 more sales ranging from $1,077 to $2,980. Those are listed in the table below:

In a couple of Australian .com.au sales, NetFleet.com.au moved Pokie.com.au for $3,255 (US$) and Commission.com.au for $1,116 (US$). 

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)

This was a slow week for the non .com global contenders with just one sale hitting the five-figure mark, HM.net at $12,250 via Moniker. The .net extension fared well against the competition in its category though, sweeping the first five positions and taking 14 of 20 places overall on our new Global Contenders Top 20 Chart. 

.Org took four spots, led by #6 Carson.org at $4,800 through the AfternicDLS. .Pro took the remaining openings with #7 eBooks.pro ($4,500 at Sedo) and #15 (tie) Arte.pro ($3,000, also at Sedo). 

The AfternicDLS had the most chart entries with nine, followed by Sedo with eight. The two popular venues also shared a spot with the AternicDLS using Sedo to sell #20 MobileWorld.net ($2,631) as part of their Expanded Promotion program.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Oct. 18:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales off the chart. Moniker had the highest of those with Tazer.org at $2,563. 

The AfternicDLS scored with ChurchSoftware.net at $2,330 and had four others at $2,000 each; Antipiracy.org, CoolTech.net, Glacier.org and QCap.net. 

The Afternic DLS had 25 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,988. You can check those out in the table below:

Through their expanded promotion system, the AfternicDLS also used Sedo to sell Otello.org for $1,993.  

Sedo's supplemental list was led by Celibataire.net at $2,250 and Identite.net at $2,033. Other winners included Haustiere.net ($1,995), Sexes.mobi ($1,950) and A-greencard.net ($1,875). Sofortkredit.biz booked $1,815, Finanznachrichten.info fetched $1,680 and Offertes.info added $1,660. 

Also at Sedo, Onlinekonto.org generated $1,500, Hochzeitsgeschenk.net notched $1,463 and Cocktailkleid.net quaffed $1,260. Three others changed hands for $1,125 apiece; Couchtisch.org, Couvert.net and Couverts.net.

Elsewhere, in a private sale Antique.pro and Antiques.pro changed hands for $1,600 each, SnapNames sold Bookies.net for $1,420 and YummyNames attracted $1,299 for OpenStreetMaps.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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