Sedo set the pace for the four-figure .com supporting cast with Opens.com ($9,900), HowToMake.com ($9,840), Who-Is.com ($9,299) and OMF.com ($9,000). Their supplemental list also included RedAssociates.com at $8,610 and a pair of domains at $8,000 apiece; CoolPay.com and SSW.com. 

VikingBingo.com brought another $7,995 followed by a trio of names at $7,500 each that included FamilyMeals.com, GenerateLeads.com and Insurance123.com. VideoServe.com displayed $7,400 while AirIntake.com and BlackDenim.com drew $7,000 apiece and WM2010.com kicked in $6,765.

Sedo had 106 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at NoktaDomains, MotorsportMagazine.com made $9,900, Soket.com plugged in $5,600 and VoipServiceProviders.com produced $4,900. HealthInsuranceReviews.com returned $4,600, 123Coupon.com cashed in $2,500, Tatatoos.com tallied $2,200 and Pompesachaleur.com posted $2,000. 

At the AfternicDLS TechHelper.com hauled in $9,000, HotelRoma.com booked $8,750, BuyGlasses.com glanced at $8,100 and ShowNic.com notched $8,030. The AfternicDLS reported 16 more .com sales ranging from $3,999 to $7,500. Those are listed in the table below. 

At NameJet RetireWealthy.com went for $8,621. ProstateExam.com discovered $7,100 and Formes.com fetched $6,211. ITCourses.com contributed $5,499, Riteway.com rang up $5,299 and InvestmentSoftware.com secured $5,188.

ATLWeb.com uploaded $5,099 and Miren.com mined $5,011. NameJet had 24 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500 that are listed in the table below. 

Elsewhere YummyNames.com sold SleekAudio.com for $7,000 and BookVault.com for $4,500 while  Domainator.com moved AdsCompany.com for $4,300. 

Country Codes

The county codes continued to fire on all cylinders, piling up 16 five-figure sales over the past two weeks. We listed all of those in the all extension section at the top of this report. The biggest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #17 on our expanded Country Code Top 40 Chart. That is Bremen.tv, a domain that changed hands at Sedo for $9,500. Sedo went on to sweep 40 of the 42 positions on the ccTLD leader board (the extra positions resulted from a three-way tie for the final spot).

Germany's .de extension led all TLDs with 16 chart entries including #18 JP.de at $8,610. Great Britian's .uk was next with nine. Top selling .uk domains are almost always .co.uk but this time a .org.uk made a rare chart appearance with #38 KBS.org.uk bringing $3,848. .TV also had a good outing with four charted domains.

Here is how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the two weeks ending June 13:

There were several dozen additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart with Sedo again claiming the vast majority of those. Their roster included Falke.ch ($3,678), Appartement.eu ($3,567) and YP.eu ($3,321). Bible.us brought $3,300, ClickBank.de deposited $3,087 and six other domains were in a logjam at $3,075 each. That group included Elite.me, Inflation.eu, Mehrmarken.de, PBB.eu, TeamRoom.eu and Verkauf.eu. 

Sedo had 100 more country code sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,960 that are listed in the chart below:

Elsewhere NoktaDomains sold CheapBedroomFurniture.co.uk for $3,300 and Cushy.co.uk for $2,625 while NetFleet.com.au got $1,376 for CloudNetwork.com.au.

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, .asia, .pro & .tel)

The non .com gTLDs trailed the pack over the past two weeks, registering just two five-figure sales in that span, DebtConsolidationLoans.net ($16,000) and 2010.org ($10,000) with Sedo handling both of those sales. The #3 spot on our expanded Global Contenders Top 40 Chart went to NationalService.org at $9,700 via NameJet. Tortillas.net followed at #4 after tasting $9,300 at the AfternicDLS.

The .nets had the most chart entries, sweeping 27 of the 40 positions. .Org followed with 11. The remaining two spots went to #31 AirTickets.asia at $3,690 and #33 (tie) CloudComputing.info at $3,500. Sedo posted both of those sales and went on to pile up 22 chart entries, more than any other venue. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two weeks ending June 13:

There were dozens of additional GC sales just off the chart with Sedo claiming the highest of those -  PersonalInjurySolicitors.net at $2,960. Buerostuhl.org brought another $2,891 and Iepo.org added $2,800. 

Sedo had 38 more four-figure GC sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,460. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS, CollegeBooks.org attracted $2,800, Debtor.net nabbed $2,788 and Joliet.org generated $2,600. TechSchools.org admitted $2,588, VictoryInChrist.org clicked for $1,777 and Mysterious.net found a $1,700 solution. Ntvspor.org drew $1,677, Lijfrente.net nailed $1,600 and three others; BlogList.org, HealthIsWealth.net and BuyBack.net bagged $1,500 each. 

At NameJet Dipex.org pulled $2,544, DS-Osac.org docked at $2,200 and Jcdl2006.org sold for $2,100. MortgageLinks.org landed at $1,800, D-N-I.net dug up $1,556 and RwandaProject.org produced $1,411. Balaton.net tacked on $1,305, Mathe.net managed $1,210 and BoyLover.net located $1,200. NameJet also sold ThinkDetroit.org for $1,122 and SHNH.org for $1,100. 

Elsewhere Moniker sold Bigio.net for $2,099 while YummyNames moved PrintableCoupon.net ($1,677) and BankruptcyAlberta.net ($1,077). 

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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