Moniker led the four-figure .com supporting cast with GirlGaze.com at $9,100. Their roster also included Doku.com ($3,125), KSEnergy.com ($2,500) and GrownCloseToHome.com ($2,250). Two others; Hostandes.com and LoveSecret.com landed $2,099 each. 

Back at Sedo, JustPay.com posted $9,000 while Retails.com and PowerZone.com generated $8,000 apiece. Telefoonboek.com brought $7,811, Phentermine-without-prescription.com and 4Care.com fetched $7,500 each and 4-B.com bagged $7,200. 

Siteminder.com and Fullbridge.com braked at $7,000 apiece while SpanishVilla.com spawned $6,998. Remnant.com returned $6,600, CriticsChoiceMovies.com made $6,500 and AsbestosCancerMesothelioma.com dispensed $6,478. Three other names; FutureTalk.com, Tupiso.com and U247.com delivered $6,350 each while PlusDigital.com plugged in $6,096. 

Sedo had 86 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $6,000 that are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS logged so many sales over the past two weeks that smoke must have been coming out of the cash register. Fab5.com captured $8,500, FoodForce.com served up $7,000 and three others; GoldFacts.com, HurlyBurly.com and IndiaMusic.com drummed up $6,000 apiece. WorldEye.com went for $5,400, Loke.com located $5,200 and WeedManagement.com pulled $5,090. 

The AfternicDLS had 161 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold several names through Sedo as part of their expanded promotion platform. Those included VentureHighway.com ($4,288), StarPack.com ($3,000), ProductSecurity.com ($2,788), SuitUp.com ($2,513) and PatioHeatersDirect.com ($2,400). They also sold HighRollerCasino.com for YummyNames at $5,500. 

At Nokta Domains SZCW.com clicked for $8,400, YMEE.com yielded $4,000 and two others; EnergyPad.com and PlaygroundsEquipment.com added $2,000 apiece. 

At NameJet, MaternitySwimwear.com attracted $7,200, Torus.com tallied $6,801 and BaggageClaim.com cleared $6,102. Motercycle.com cornered $5,501, Mikro.com maxed out at $5,300 and VisualizationSoftware.com downloaded $4,655.

NameJet had 19 more .com sales ranging from $2,040 to $4,577 that are listed in the table below:

In additional closed sales from the SnapNames/Moniker DOMAINfest New York live auction, BridalSets.com sold for $7,000, ChiantiWine.com quaffed $3,000 and Stromboli.com baked $2,250. 

In online sales at SnapNames CashIt.com doled out $5,890, WebChina.com chalked up $3,589 and  InsuranceFree.com contributed $3,588. Gendiao.com grossed $2,922, Faja.com found $2,350 and GeothermalSystem.com heated up $2,250. Ranting.com rang up $2,098 and BestParty.com piped in $2,059.

Elsewhere WinnerNames sold TexPro.com for $9,000, HuntingMoon hauled in $5,000 for HentaiVideos.com, ZPT.com changed hands for $3,900 in a private sale and GeorgiaVacations.com garnered $3,579 at Yummy Names. 

Country Codes

A pair of South African .co.za sales headlined another great outing for the country codes. #1 Property.co.za ($56,000) and #2 AutoInsurance.co.za ($36,500) led a list of 12 ccTLD sales that cracked the five-figure barrier. You saw all of those in the all extension section at the top of this report. The highest country code sale you haven't seen yet is #13 on our Top 40 ccTLD sales chart. That is BabyShop.dk (Danish country code), a name that went for $8,509 at Sedo. 

Germany's .de extension had the most chart entries with 14. Several others had multiple chart entries including Australia's .au (in both .com and .net flavors) with five led by #12 Maternity.com.au at $10,150 via Drop.com.au and #16 Loan.net.au at $7,343 through Netfleet.com.au. 

Here is how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the two weeks ending Sept. 5:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with Nanny.us at $3,500. StudentUniverse.co added $2,448 and Giada.co.uk went for $1,899.  

Back at Sedo MyLifestyle.de, Schluesseltresor.de and Musikpädagogik.de (IDN) went for $3,302 each while Booking.vc brought $3,300. 

Sedo had 97 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,175 that are listed in the table below:

Drop.com.au had a nice group of Australian ccTLD sales to add including FlyingLessons.com.au ($3,103), Treatments.com.au ($2,663) and TraineeShips.com.au ($2,036). UsedCars.net.au nabbed $1,853, LinkExchange.com.au landed $1,397 and Racing.net.au returned $1,354. Also, USB.com.au connected for $1,239 and Eureka.com.au commanded $1,115.

Netfleet.com.au was also in the Aussie game with Cycling.com.au and GoldenBay.com.au at $1,958 each and MDT.com.au tacked on $1,246. 

At Nokta Domains, AirlineReviews.co.uk sold for $2,600, Native.co.za zipped up $2,500 and WheelTrims.co.uk rounded up $1,900. 

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)

A half dozen five-figure sales that you saw in the all extension section at the top of this report led the non .com gTLD category over the past two weeks. The highest GC sale you haven't seen yet is #7 DTK.org, a name that changed hands for $9,888 at Sedo. Two others where right behind at $9,000 each; SMS.info (via YummyNames) and EconomicDevelopment.org (thorugh the AfternicDLS).

Sedo swept the first seven sales and had a hand in 20 of the 40 charted sales overall. The AfternicDLS also flexed their muscles with 17 sales on the elite list. 

Along with the usual big contingent of .net and .org sales we saw a trio of .asia sales on the chart, led by #13 Wines.asia ($5,715) and #14 Currency.asia ($5,398).  

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two weeks ending Sept. 5:

There were dozens of additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart with Sedo posting the highest of those - OnlineMastersDegrees.net at $2,700, followed by OSport.net ($2,654) and WAB.net ($2,547). Campings.mobi lit up $2,540, Mile.org marched off with $2,500 and ForumHost.net fetched $2,400. 

Sedo had 54 more four-figure non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,286. Those are listed in the table below: 

At NameJet FreeBurmaCoalition.org sold for $2,650, Awise.org went for $2,015, eMoney.net deposited $2,015 and Travels.info drove off with $1,203. S-Star.org stacked up $1,170, Syntax.org took in $1,015 and BritainInCanada.org brought $1,010. 

Winners at the AfternicDLS included Valerian.org ($2,600), MesotheliomaDiagnosis.org ($2,501) and two others at $2,400 apiece; DrugRehabFlorida.net and LoveSearch.net. DirectStar.net and USport.net added $2,388 each. 

The AfternicDLS has 45 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. Those are listed in the table below:

In expanded promotion sales through Sedo, the AfternicDLS added HairSpray.net ($2,250), LookAtMe.net ($2,088) and Unicorp.net ($2,000). 

At MediaOptions FashionJewelry.net polished off $1,900, WomensClothes.net went for $1,500 and FashionAccessories.net added $1,200. 

Elsewhere SnapNames/Moniker closed the $1,750 sale of ConeyIsland.net from their DOMAINfest New York live auction and SnapNames sold two others online; Educacion.net ($1,480) and WRT.net ($1,222).  Also, YummyNames moved Oracle.info for $1,377. 

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