Sedo led the four-figure .com supporting cast with 7G.com at $9,999 and kept the ball rolling with DogVIP.com ($8,280), 99Problems.com ($8,000) and DragonBalls.com ($7,900). OnlineCheckup.com chipped in $7,774, Thek.com drew $7,500 and Toonix.com tacked on $7,000.

RioBingo.com brought $5,700, Avoxa.com added $5,313 and CustodyRights.com returned $5,100. Sedo had 43 more .com sales ranging  from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Moniker continues to close sales from their DOMAINfest Global auction. FiveStarHotel.com booked $8,000, MealReplacements.com devoured $3,500 and FixedRateCreditCards.com captured $2,500. Moniker also sold 5151.com from their web platform for $4,075.

At SnapNames, Multimaster.com commanded $7,156, Beboo.com banked $5,500 and HI4.com fetched $3,500. Alon.com landed $3,350, iMarry.com connected for $3,102 and Viedemerde.com corralled $3,009. Benshi.com shouldered $2,100 and two others; Navigationsgeraete.com and AutoInsuranceProducts.com produced $2,050 each. 

The AfternicDLS roster included PortfolioTrading.com ($7,030), BeekeepingSupplies.com ($5,600) and USWealth.com ($5,288). HomeCookedMeals.com served up $5,188, TodayInc.com turned in $5,054 and two others; ConnectTelecom.com and JuicyWorld.com went for $5,000 apiece.

IcePix.com posted $4,500 and DrBank.com dispensed $4,400 while PTPA.com and ThemeCruises.com each docked at $4,000. GiveWay.com wound up at $3,988, LeadCompany.com located $3,888 and StateSavings.com socked away $3,688. CoachBoard.com kicked in $3,600 and EventDirect.com corralled $3,588. 

At NameJet PaigowPoker.com provided $6,900 while GiftCardBalance.com and HowAreYou.com yielded $6,600 apiece. ChildSupport.com chalked up $5,664, EasyCook.com whipped up $5,500 and PGAThrills.com putted out at $5,377. 

Sinkhole.com swallowed $4,900 while GameCritic.com and OptoMed.com managed $4,600 each. MyChallenge.com delivered another $4,002. NameJet had 29 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,700 that are listed in the table below. 

At GoDaddy Auctions DoubleBeds.com bunked $4,205, RockTumbler.com returned $3,005 and Easybiz.com billed $2,002.  

Elsewhere, YummyNames.com notched $4,000 for RCParts.com, Latonas.com landed $2,200 for Planted.com and HuntingMoon.com hauled in $2,000 for CamSlam.com.

Country Codes

One of the year's ten biggest country code sales helped power the ccTLDs to another outstanding week. Gold.co.uk went for $63,916 at Sedo to lead our weekly Country Code Top 20 Chart and take over 8th place on the ccTLD year-to-date leader board. That was one of five 5-figure country codes sales this week, all of which we showed you in the all extension section at the top of this report.

The biggest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #6 Krimi.tv, sold for $8,970 at Sedo. TheBible.co.uk was just a step back after going for $8,512. A pair of two-letter German .de domains; JO.de and MA.de, followed at $8,418 apiece. Sedo accounted for all of those sales and went on to sweep 17 of the 20 chart positions. 

Latonas.com, Bido.com and NetFleet.com.au also earned places on the elite list. Bido uncorked $7,000 with #12 Wine.us and NetFleet painted a $6,410 picture with #15 ArtSupplies.com.au. Here is how the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending March 14:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart and again Sedo accounted for the vast majority of those. Their supplemental roster was led by Provence.us ($4,830), FinancialAid.tv ($4,750) and a pair at $4,140 each; QMF.de and Check.in. 

Sedo had 48 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $4,106 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere, Bido.com sold Teens.us for $4,500, NetFleet.com.au moved 3DTelevision.com.au ($3,202) and ExerciseEquipment.com.au ($2,012) and NameJet sold Leeds.tv for $2,522. 

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 non .com Global Contenders had only two five-figure sales for the second week in a row, however one of those ranks as the third biggest sale of the year to date in this category. At $24,000, PaydayLoans.info is also the biggest .info sale reported thus far in 2010. 

You saw the #2 GC sale (Whisky.net at $11,040) in the all extension section earlier. The top GC sale you haven't seen yet is #3 Gymnastics.net at $8,500 via Bido.com. Next at $5,000 each are Motorcycles.info and UBM.net. 

.Nets swept 13 of the 21 chart positions (the extra spot resulted from a tie for the final spot), followed by .org with four and .info with three. .mobi has one - #6 Build.mobi at $4,999 through the AfternicDLS. Sedo had the most chart entries with nine and the AfternicDLS piled up eighhtx.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending March 14:

There were several dozen additional GC sales just off the chart. Sedo had the highest of those as Kalifornien.net and ElCasino.net each hit $2,760 jackpots. Oporto.net picked up $2,200. Sedo had 16 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,100 that you can review in the table below:

The AfternicDLS got $2,500 for StopSnoring.net and $2,488 for Nueve.net. GlobalHeritage harvested $2,000 and Implantesdentales.net nabbed $1,988. The AfternicDLS also sold Showroom.org for $2,188 through Sedo as part of their expanded promotion program. 

SnapNames sold a trio of four-letter .orgs; CIJA.org ($1,900), ICEG.org ($1,900) and EZLN.org ($1,810) and added $1,209 for AllLake.org and $1,200 for FreeScholarships.org. InfoEthics.net nailed $1,120, ArtificialPancreas.org generated $1,098, WTC-SF.org sold for $1,017 and HomeTheatre.net screened $1,010. 

At SnapNames Einbaukueche.net brought $1,700, AntibesHotels.net reserved $1,375, Somerset.org secured $1,354 and HotelsSeattle.net welcomed $1,149.

Elsewhere, GoDaddy Auctions sold CNL.net for $1,505. 

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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