GoDaddy Auctions led the four-figure .com supporting cast with MyFavorites.com at $9,995. Their roster also included LHO.com ($8,045), ChinaReview.com ($4,999) and iWebsites.com ($4,116). TVBNow.com added $4,105, ODAL.com kicked in $3,550 and SolarSkimmer.com drew $3,500. Two others; Beach Accessories.com and GeoBlog.com banked $3,004 each. 

Back at Sedo, JazzHeaven.com drummed up $8,970, PropertyCheck.com chalked up $8,000 and OKDigital.com commanded $6,500. Ikana.com, Mioma.com and OnPay.com posted $5,000 each while Betxchange.com chipped in $4,550. OffShoreWorld.com went for $4,500 and Hanfsamen.com captured $4,446.  

Sedo had 27 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,900 that are listed in the table below:

At the AfternicDLS CharmedMemories.com recalled $6,160, Ponding.com produced $6,000 and ChildCareInfo.com fetched $4,388. ArabPC.com booted up $4,188 while ManagementCourse.com and UnitedMarketing.com yielded $4,000 apiece. AMGCorp.com corralled $3,688 and MainBar.com bottled $3,588. 

The AfternicDLS had 43 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,500. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold a couple of names through Sedo as part of their expanded promotion platform; Skrill.com at $3,988 and AFJK.com at $2,064. They moved another - EventsUSA.com - through GoDaddy Auctions for $3,500.  

Elsewhere YummyNames sold BBQGuru.com for $4,300 and NationwideRecycling.com for $4,000 while Moniker moved SmilesForAll.com for $3,836.  

Country Codes

A half dozen five-figure sales (all listed in the all extension section at the top of this report) led by Sites.co.uk at $35,000 headlined the action in the country code category this week. The highest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #7 on our new Country Code Top 20 Chart - Secret.it (Italian ccTLD), a name that sold through Sedo for $9,880. Sedo went on to sweep 17 of the 21 chart entries (the extra spot resulted from a five-way tie for the final position). 

BliXem Internet claimed three places on the leader board, led by #10 Banensite.nl (Dutch ccTLD) at $7,605. DropWizard.com also cracked the Top 20 with their $4,000 sale of #15 Seasonique.ca (Canadian ccTLD). 

As is usually the case, Germany's .de extension had the most chart entries with 7. Great Britain's .co.uk and the Netherlands' .nl were next with three apiece. The notable sales included a one letter .st domain (Sao Tome and Principe ccTLD) #12 J.st at $5,000 through Sedo.

Here is how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the two weeks ending Sept. 12:

There were dozens of additional four figure sales off the ccTLD chart. Sedo had the lion's share of those including InfoPlan.de and LiveScores.co.uk at $3,120 each. They also sold Tracker.us for $3,000 and InternetWeek.eu for $2,795.  

Sedo had 43 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,600 that are listed in the table below:

Drop.com.au once again had a nice group of Australian ccTLD sales to add including  CreditCardApproval.com.au at $2,390, League.net.au at $1,499 and FantasyFootball.com.au at $1,406. EscortAgencies.com.au added $1,219 and Naturopaths.com.au notched $1,099. 

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)

One of the year's 10 biggest non .com gTLD sales - BreastCancer.net at $35,000 via RickLatona.com - led the Global Contenders pack this week. That was one of four five-figure sales in this category. You saw all of those in the all extension section at the top of this report. The highest GC sale you haven't seen yet is #5 CableTelevision.net, sold for $6,000 by Moniker in their DOMAINfest New York live auction and just closed this past week. 

Sedo and the AfternicDLS each had a hand in eight GC sales. Sedo's line up included #6 Medicos.org at $5,850 while the AfternicDLS team included #7 (tie) OutdoorThermometers.net at $5,000. The two venues teamed up to sell another domain at that price, Xmas.org. 

The same keywords were featured in two of the charted sales - PlaygroundEquipment.info at $10,000 and PlaygroundEquipment.biz at $4,000. The same buyer - an end user - bought both domains in private sales involving two separate sellers. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two weeks ending Sept. 12:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart with the AfternicDLS posting the highest of those - Medcomp.net at $2,500. They added $2,388 for DJMix.org and $2,200 for NaturalSelection.net. 

The AfternicDLS has 22 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. Those are listed in the table below:

In additional expanded promotion sales using Sedo the company sold Kaminoefen.net ($1,733), DoorLocks.net ($1,188) and PhotoFix.net ($1,000). 

The AfternicDLS also worked with YummyNames to sell PickupArtist.org for $1,277. 

Sedo sold Jugendherberge.mobi for $2,340 and Kit.org for $2,000. Sedo had 16 more four-figure non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,690. Those are listed in the table below: 

 Elsewhere, SCM.info went for $1,500 in a private sale.

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