The AfternicDLS also had the biggest sale in the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales. That was Niederlande.com at $9,000. Leatherware.com drew $7,395, EcoTone.com contributed $6,750 and XTips.com tacked on $5,840. 

UrbanTrends.com captured $4,500, Visoka.com kicked in $4,254 and Daily-Sun.com lit up $4,200. Ligman.com landed $4,070 and Univan.com trucked in $4,038. The Afternic DLS had 70 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 that are listed in the table below:

As part of their expanded promotion program, the AfternicDLS also sold another name through SnapNames - JIAE.com ($6,400) as well as a trio of names through Sedo; FileThis.com ($4,088), ClicksMedia.com ($2,600) and Eindruck.com ($2,100).  

At Sedo, EnergyAdvice.com generated $8,500 while Casinospiele.com and DomesticGeneral.com commanded $7,590 each. LacrosseSticks.com caught $7,500 and Joyus.com yielded $7,250 with two others; Coupedafrique.com and StayAlive.com latching onto $6,900 each.  

An IDN, Cabañas.com, brought $5,796, Desevilla.com delivered $5,520 and Peluquerias.com posted $5,382. Vojago.com clicked for $5,102, Remen.com returned $5,050 and Blabr.com banked $5,010. Sedo had 49 more .com sales ranging  from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Back at SnapNames, CheapPaydayLoans.com levied $7,274, DrivingCourses.com cornered $5,500 and USpace.com spawned $4,800. HomeSchoolPrograms.com produced $4,300, Stadia.com stacked up $3,601 and RisingStar.com rang up $3,300.

LaserLight.com and Requested.com reaped $2,700 apiece while PreventAcne.com cleared up $2,601. Ominous.com scared up $2,600, OnlineLifeInsuranceQuotes.com cranked out $2,350 and Poker-Free.com dealt out $2,200. 

Elsewhere, NoktaDomains.com sold SportsBettingSites.com ($6,750) and ScannerParts.com ($3,300) and MediaOptions.com moved Download-Software.com ($6,500). GoDaddy Auctions got into the act with AgileTraining.com and FileLab.com at $5,000 each, plus What2Do.com at $2,500. Meanwhile HuntingMoon.com booked $3,800 for VideoBash.com.

Country Codes

Five five-figure sales set the pace for the country codes this week, with Fly.co.za leading the pack following completion of that $65,000 sale through Latonas.com that we told you about at the top of this report. The top five ccTLDs all made the all extension leader board you saw earlier. The top country code sales you haven't seen yet are the pair that tied for #6 at $8,380 each - Accelerate.eu and EN.de. Sedo handled both of those sales and went on to sweep 20 of the 22 chart entries (the extra slots came from a three-way tie for the final position).

As it usually does, Germany's powerful .de extension accounted for the most chart entries, placing 10 names on the elite list. Great Britain's .co.uk was next with five including a pair that hit the top ten; #3 Site.co.uk ($11,070) and #8 HighHeels.co.uk ($7,065). 

The other countries represented this week were Austria (.at) and France (.fr) with two entries apiece, plus South Africa (.co.za), the European Union (.eu) and Australia (.com.au) with one each. 

Here is how the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending Feb. 7:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the chart with Sedo again accounting for the vast majority of those. Their supplemental list was led by Zentrifugen.de ($4,071), Disenoweb.es ($4,002) and e-Briefe.de ($3,519). Hotel.im added $3,454 while Euroholz.de and Kadoos.nl kicked in $3,450 each.

Sedo had 49 more country code sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,300 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere Registrars.co.uk sold EnergyQuotes.co.uk for $2,661. NoktaDomains.com sold five more .co.uk domains; UPVCConservatory .co.uk ($2,400), CustomPlanners .co.uk ($2,100), MessengerBags.co.uk ($1,800), OvulationTests .co.uk ($1,100) and HouseSign .co.uk ($1,000). 

Also, NetFleet.com.au sold Story.com.au for $2,047. 

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)

The .nets reigned on the Global Contenders Top 20 Chart this week sweeping the first five positions and 11 of 20 places overall. The two five-figure sales at the top, Necklace.net ($10,145) and BackPage.net ($10,000) were followed by #3 Estrazionisuperenalotto.net at $6,439. Sedo sold the latter domain and went on to claim 10 of the 20 chart entries. The AfternicDLS also had a strong outing taking 7 places.

Six .orgs earned places on the leader board, led by an IDN - #6 Kieferorthopäde.org - that went for $4,110 at Sedo. The remaining three openings all went to .infos, led by #12 Elco.info, sold at Sedo for $3,014. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Feb. 7:

There were dozens of additional GC sales just off the chart, led by the AfternicDLS sale of AllAboutYou.net for $2,300. They also moved ClickIndia.net and DigitalRecords.net for $2,188 each.

 The AfternicDLS had 18 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,088. You can check those out in the table below:

The AfternicDLS used Sedo to sell two more domains through their expanded promotion platform, Those were Orakel.net ($1,816) and Endirect.net ($1,322).

At SnapNames Libre.net notched $2,250 followed by a string of six three-letter .nets; SWF.net ($1,828), NAT.net ($1,600), AEE.net ($1,333), HUT.net ($1,251), ERG.net ($1,166) and SDL.net ($1,162). They also sold Component.net for $1,008. 

At Sedo, Traductor.pro provided $2,200 and Schwarzwald.mobi made $2,055. Sedo had 16 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere, MediaOptions.com sold Charger.org ($1,300) and AutoBody.org ($1,000) while GoDaddy Auctions moved a trio of names at $1,080 each; CashGifting.net, CashGifting.org and CashGiftingPrograms.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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