Sedo led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with WorldLuxuryHotels.com at $9,825. Lagniappe.com and BioEffect.com brought $9,000 each while SolarFonds.com fetched $7,819. ValueForMoney.com returned $7,500, 0F.com (zero-"F") drew $7,199 and AppAddict.com snorted $6,790. 

Kinderplezier.com captured $6,550, HR360.com kicked in $6,500 and LinkPublicity.com landed $6,200. TechStore.com re-stocked with $5,700 and SMOS.com clicked for $5,555. Sedo had 43 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

Back at the AfternicDLS Labyrinth.com attracted $9,500, AutoHunters.com found $9,000 and two others; TheCashAdvance.com and MyToyStore.com welcomed $7,500 apiece. InternationalFlowerDelivery.com boxed up $7,000, Graduate-School.com conferred $6,788 and EdgeWave.com went for $6,500. 

MortgagePlanners.com managed $6,000 and LiveBetterToday.com banked $5,500.  The AfternicDLS reported 62 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 teamed up with Sedo to sell PMOpen.com ($3,188) and TheApplicants.com ($3,000). They also got great results from their GoDaddy Auctions listings, selling 10 domains there including Propheta.com and Stoles.com at $3,588 each, TouchTechnologies.com at $2,988 and two others; ContentRules.com and SummerEnrichment.com at $2,788 apiece.

Other AfternicDLS/GoDaddy Auctions sales included Floxx.com ($2,588), BeautifulTruth.com ($2,388) and BidPit.com ($2,288). BarPage.com posted another $2,188 and Freeze-Dried.com chilled $2,088. 

GoDaddy Auctions was also busy closing sales from their own listings with HTML5.com bringing $5,500 and PartridgeCreekMall.com making $4,800. AnnaWorld.com went for $3,488, PoolOnline.com locked up $2,559 and AnnaDesigns.com delivered $2,088. 

At NameJet.com Oyuncakci.com corralled $8,800, Thorium.com detected $7,166 and SafariAfrica.com sought out $5,603. A pair of three-letter domains were also in the mix with JXY.com calling in $5,444 and SDY.com drawing $5,100. 

NameJet had 26 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

At Moniker/SnapNames Augsburg.com celebrated $7,000, BreastForms.com displayed $6,250 and TeenBook.com tacked on $4,909. Summize.com sold for $4,905, SolarScreens.com blocked out $4,099 and SportsTicketing.com deposited $3,608. 

LandAndFarms.com harvested $3,300, Verre.com collared $3,200 and MediaConcept.com came up with $3,104. Cuevana.com cultivated $2,800, QuickStar.com lit up $2,652 and Qianle.com levied $2,320. DDTuan.com distributed $2,210 and KosherWholesale.com served up $2,012. 

Meanwhile MyWho.com yielded $2,777 at YummyNames and they also teamed up with Sedo to sell Newa.com for $4,599.  

Country Codes

A quintet of five-figure sales set the pace for the ccTLDs this week with Mexiko.de taking the pole position on our latest Country Code Top 20 Chart with a $42,090 sale at Sedo. We showed you all of the five-figure ccTLD sales in the all extension section at the top of this report, so the highest ccTLD sales you haven't seen yet are a pair of domains - Ellos.de and Villa.es - that sold for $9,825 each at Sedo.

Sedo went on to sweep 19 of the 20 chart positions with a roster than included five .me sales and five .de deals. Four of their German .de domains landed on the top half of the elite list. Their .me list was led by #9 Send.me at $7,350 and #11 Try.me at $7,100. 

Only BliXem Internet prevented Sedo from running the table with their $7,252 sale of #10 THR.nl, a Dutch ccTLD. 

Here is how the Country Code Top 20 stacked up for the week ending Dec. 19:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales off the chart. BliXem Internet had the highest of those with Dewet.nl ("The Law" in Dutch), a domain that sold for €3,778 ($4,949).

Back at Sedo Openhaardhout.nl ladled out $4,763, Pendentifs.fr rang up $4,585, Wunschschmuck.de docked at $4,454 and Win.me wound up at $4,350.

Sedo had 55 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,930 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere NameJet sold HiltonHead.co for $3,099 and Drop.com.au drew $1,240 for SEOService.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 gTLD sales matched the country codes with 5 five-figure sales of their own this week. CreditCheck.org led the way at $31,000 via Moniker/SnapNames to reach the summit our latest  Global Contenders Top 20 Chart. 

You saw all of the five-figure sales in the all extension section earlier, so the highest sale from this category that you haven't seen yet is #6 Mob.info, a domain that Sedo sold for $7,500.  

The .nets dominated this week's chart sweeping 13 of 20 positions. Eight of those .net sales were part of a nine-name logjam tied for the #8 position after the AfternicDLS sold those domains for $5,000 apiece. The only non .net domain in that crowd was ShopKids.org.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Dec. 19:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart. NameJet had the highest of those with Piano.info ($3,900), Louis.net ($3,800) and AAHE.org ($3,354). Their roster also included FreeDegree.net ($2,977), Odyssey.org ($2,627) and AHC-Ottawa.org ($2,322).

NameJet's .org hits just kept on coming with Vic.org ($2,300), BBT.org ($2,099) and Avar.org ($2,010). Theaha.org added $1,652, HerpesAlliance.org dispensed $1,354 and Bells.org rang $1,209. On the .net side of the ledger, NameJet sold WYE.net ($1,500), Kula.net ($1,124) and two others; CDToolbox.net and TorontoHotel.net at $1,000 each. 

At Moniker/SnapNames the winners included SantaBarbara.mobi ($3,600), PeritonealMesothelioma.net ($3,500) and Fotografie.net ($3,000). Bookbank.net bagged $2,612, Greenwich.mobi grossed $2,000 and SalonEquipment.com claimed $1,750.

Branson.mobi brought $1,500, Domsalumni-iitm.org added $1,200 and two others; Alpha.biz and MarcoIsland.info fetched $1,150 apiece. HotelDiscount.net notched $1,111 and Magersucht.info added another $1,070.

Back at Sedo, WirelessInternetProviders.net nailed down $3,250, Examples.net posted $3,000, BreakingPoint.org reached $2,800 and Terabytes.net stored $2,675. Sedo had 17 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. Those are listed in the table below:

At the AfternicDLS, Freunde.org generated $2,688, CallTracking.net logged $2,200, Sohan.net sold for $2,166 and WSEI.org gained $2,077. 

The AfternicDLS had 30 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 MakeFriends.net ($2,988), ItalianPlasters.net ($2,588) and Biologics.org ($2,188). JOBM.net and DesignPlace.net booked $2,088 each and Atar.net nabbed $1,320. 

GoDaddy Auctions also sold Factbook.net for $1,605 and NYCWFF.org for $1,288. 

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