The AfternicDLS led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with Piedmontese.com at $9,350. Their hit list also included Imnet.com ($8,000), ElectricDogFence.com ($7,000) and Kizi.com ($6,375). TheGiveaways.com gained $6,200, NewYearsEvents.com attracted $5,850 and SquareTable.com tacked on $5,800. Two others; LondonSuites.com and NSFX.com drew $5,500 apiece. 

The AfternicDLS reported 68 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000. Those are listed in the table below:

As part of their expanded promotion platform The AfternicDLS sold five domains through Sedo including Confirmo.com ($5,000), Mohrmann.com ($4,988) and Rohstoff.com ($2,442). Stapelstuhl.com kicked in $2,239 and Umstandskleidung.com captured $2,231. 

14 more expanded promotion sales went through GoDaddy Auctions including IcePlay.com, LegalSupportServices.com and OurAddress.com at $3,188 each. DigitalPOS.com posted $3,088, MomList.com located $2,988 and SonicLife.com landed $2,688.

Also, AZResearch.com discovered $2,588 while three others; AnyMeeting.com, IndustrySummit.com and LibertyAdvertising.com sold for $2,488 each. CompleteClothing.com buttoned up $2,250, RichmondInternational.com corralled $2,188, ProtectingYourPrivacy.com secured $2,088 and TVWorkout.com broke a $2,000 sweat. 

GoDaddy Auctions also enjoyed continued success with TheGiveaway.com going for $6,200, TowerOfEnglish.com tallying $5,000 and AFQ.com delivering $4,105. MyDreamDress.com slipped into $2,800, ProjectSocial.com produced $2,295 and ITeachApp.com claimed $2,200. EmailTools.com took in $2,116 and GlassBabyBottles.com dispensed $2,049. 

Back at Sedo Relephant.com racked up $9,310 while Josera.com and UScoop.com dished out $7,000 each. Three others; Nortlander.com, SoundNation.com and MailPro.com provided $6,650 apiece. InfiniteIntelligence.com thought up $6,100, NearfieldCommunication.com connected for $6,000, 3Pay.com picked up $5,500 and MyFlyer.com made $5,320. 

Sedo had 46 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

At NameJet the winners included Clares.com ($7,726), Cheyouhui.com ($7,303) and YDS.com ($7,171). Mock.com maxed out at $7,100, TradeSoft.com calculated $6,454 and two others; SexToyShop.com and SaltwaterAquarium.com drained $5,100 apiece. Sampling.com added a $5,097 hors d'oeuvre.

NameJet had 40 more four-figure .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,900. Those are listed in the table below:

At Moniker/SnapNames Qiantuan.com commanded $7,373, Jimao.com clicked for $5,111 and CMSForex.com found $3,522. MediaTrade.com dispatched $3,511, RadioBox.com dialed in $2,701 and TravelStation.com docked at $2,311. Kukje.com came up with $2,152, IKnowMe.com recognized $2,099, Silverback.com brought $2,050 and Lechu.com lassoed $2,038.

NoktaDomains got into the act with Pelerin.com ($5,900), Boutiqe.com ($5,500) and Hostly.com ($5,100). NewYearsEveParties.com celebrated $4,400, BookOffers.com bagged $2,750 and IndustrialFencing.com penned in $2,600. HomeSecurityMonitoring.com kept watch on $2,500 and OzelOgretmen.com cornered $2,000. 

Elsewhere, YummyNames sold SouthernStar.com for $8,500 and BGMail.com for $5,500. They also teamed up with the AfternicDLS to sell CleanBill.com ($5,000) and DanceBox.com ($3,000) and with Sedo to sell AirPush.com ($3,099). 

MediaOptions.com notched another sale - Ponys.com at $2,000. 

Country Codes

A quintet of  five-figure sales set the pace on the Country Code Top 20 Chart this week with .co.uk domains sweeping the first three positions. You saw all of the five-figure sales in the all extension section at the top of this report, so the highest ccTLD sale you haven't seen yet is #6 SMSOhneabo.de, sold at Sedo for $9,975. Sedo went on to pile up 15 of the 20 chart entries including #7 Keep.me ($8,600), one of six .ME domains on the leader board (more than any other extension). 

NetFleet.com.au was the only other venue to chart multiple domains. They scored with three Australian .com.au names, led by #4 Townsville.com.au at $10,980. OI.com.au also landed on the top half of the char at #9 after changing hands for $8,416.

BliXem Internet and NoktaDomains also earned chart honors. BliXem did it with #11 End.nl at $6,850 while Nokta nailed down the #17 slot with TradeAdvisor.co.uk at $5,350. 

Here is how the ccTLD Top 20 stacked up for the week ending Dec. 5:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales off the chart. Sedo accounted for the majority of those with a roster led by AllPosters.gr ($4,655), Sell.me ($4,600) and Advertise.me ($4,500).

Dating.me and Move.me added $4,200 each and Preisblitz.de produced $4,123. Sedo had 94 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $4,100 that are listed in the table below:

 Moniker/SnapNames sold four German .de domains; Speisen.de ($2,128), Kinderwaegen.de ($1,330), BioMedikament.de ($1,197) and an IDN, Stärker.de, at $1,029. 

NetFleet.com.au also continued a nice run of .com.au sales with RabbitVibrators.com.au ($1,980), MercedesMelbourne.com.au ($1,633), ResumeTemplates.com.au ($1,584), Exmouth.com.au ($1,485) and TravelInsuranceMate.com.au ($1,435). 

Elsewhere, BliXem Internet got $4,655 for NightLife.nl, NoktaDomains sold LocalEvents.co.uk ($2,500) and BedAndBreakfastUK.co.uk ($1,750) and The AfternicDLS moved Tech.us ($1,360) and Vid.us ($1,000).

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)

After having no five-figure sales reported last week, the non .com gTLDs bounced back nicely this week with five sales at that level. The top one, Clothing.net at $40,000 via Sedo ranks among the year's 10 biggest sales in this category. 

We showed you all of those five-figure sales in the all extension section earlier, so the top sale on our new Global Contenders Top 20 Chart that you haven't seen yet is #6 Strompreise.net at $6,251 through Sedo. Sedo went on to sweep 12 of the 20 chart entries. 

NameJet took four spots on the leader board with their team led by #8 Alien.org at $5,800. The AfternicDLS also had another solid outing with three charted sales topped by #9 BBI.net at $5,500. 

The .nets dominated this week, taking the first seven places on the chart and 14 or 20 overall. The remaining six openings were all filled by .orgs. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Dec. 5:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart. Sedo had the highest of those with Chlamydien.net at $3,192. They also sold WeightLoss.org for $2,765 and Electro-Menager.net for $2,660. 

Sedo had 16 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at NameJet NewEconomyIndex.org generated $2,768, Radon.org returned $2,200 and Euromed-Innovation.net drew $2,103. Sullivan.org banked $2,000, USIIA.org added $1,960 and Agrsci.org devoured $1,911. 

Also at NameJet, Alegria.org went for $1,878, Scholarship.info revealed $1,531 and ComputerJobs.net attracted $1,400. Room.info welcomed $1,300, TradeStock.org changed hands for $1,210 and CSSR.org doled out $1,122. Psychiater.net nabbed $1,109, Promises.net kept $1,065 and ElderWeb.org connected with $1,001. 

At the AfternicDLS Anonymity.net and TrafficNet.org earned $2,588 each while DailyDish.org downloaded $2,500 and VerticalMedia.net distributed $2,088. 

The AfternicDLS had 25 more four-figure non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 that are listed in the table below:

Through their expanded promotion platform, the AfternicDLS also used GoDaddy Auctions to sell BookstoreOnline.net ($2,988) and TheContest.net ($2,088) and Sedo to sell Carrosserie.net ($1,953). 

Elsewhere Moniker/SnapNames sold MyGame.org ($3,063) while MediaOptions moved CheckingAccounts.org and SavingsAccount.org for $2,500 each and Aprons.org for $1,600. 

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