Moniker/SnapNames led the four-figure .com supporting cast with KKT.com ($9,500), Wounds.com ($9,420) and ePower.com ($9,060). iCarts.com and OfficePark.com produced $6,000 apiece while DiscountApparel.com attracted $5,900 and GuerrillaNews.com revealed $5,250.

SportsDiscount.com drew $5,149 while Jiajuwang.com and UKJ.com clicked for $4,130 each. TechAssist.com tallied $3,850, TaoTown.com welcomed $2,499, AgileBits.com bagged $2,099 and AppADay.com downloaded $2,050. 

At NameJet Wowza.com unwrapped $9,011, CoinMarket.com cashed in $7,100 and CedarFurniture.com seated $6,600. AOMA.com added $5,544 and CarProblems.com cost $5,211. 

NameJet had 21 more c.om sales ranging from $2,100 to $5,000 that are listed in the table below:

At Sedo the hit list included Jetex.com ($9,000), GooKit.com ($7,995) and PurchasingPro.com ($7,500). TFOnline.com landed $7,140, Singlz.com connected with $6,900 and LSDistribution.com dispensed $6,210.

Chinevoyage.com chalked up $5,300, iBlox.com earned $5,078 and five others were in a logjam at $5,000 apiece that included Amarantus.com, CashLocator.com, Length.com, Maboite.com and TaxiFinder.com. 

Sedo had 38 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,995 that are listed in the table below:

At the AfternicDLS Meige.com doled out $8,288, GoOffRoad.com ran over $8,000 and two others; MailForwarding.com and DEOnline.com located $7,500 each. Another pair, FloralBoutique.com and CellphonePrices.com provided $7,000 apiece. 

Parazzi.com posted $6,000, MedOutlet.com delivered $5,500 and Sociallite.com left a $5,400 message. LegalSmokes.com lit up $4,900 while two others; TutorSolution.com and Stuffies.com stashed $4,188 each. 

The AfternicDLS reported 70 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. Those are listed in the table below: 

The AfternicDLS also used their domain listing service partner, Sedo to sell Beauty-Point.com ($2,712) and TheSpiritualNetwork.com ($2,000), and another partner, Moniker/SnapNames, to sell Roguenet.com for $2,000. 

Back at NoktaDomains LiveClips.com focused on $7,500, ArgentinaHunting.com drew a bead on $4,900 and FreeBMICalculator.com totaled $4,000. FoldingBeachChairs.com chipped in $3,000, HumanResourcesCertification.com conferred $2,900 and two others; MultiPlayerChess.com and PrinterInstall.com corralled $2,100 each. 

Elsewhere, YummyNames teamed up with the AfternicDLS to sell Benbo.com for $4,382 and also sold ThePaw.com on their own for $2,530. YumDomains.com also got into the act with a $2,000 sale of BuzzStocks.com. 

Country Codes

The ccTLDs had a solid outing this week with seven five-figure sales, including a pair that rank among the year's five biggest sales to date (2nd chart on that page). We showed you all of the five-figure sales in the all extension section at the top of this report, so the biggest country code sale you haven't seen yet is #8 DLR.nl at $8,970 via BliXem Internet. That was one of two Dutch ccTLDs that BliXem placed on our new Country Code Top 20 Chart - the other being #13 AmsterdamEscort.nl at $7,314.

Sedo, as they always do, dominated this leader board, sweeping 16 of 20 positions including #9 Deka.cn (Chinese ccTLD) at $8,700. NoktaDomains rounded out the top ten with #10 MultiCarInsurance.co.uk at $8,500. Sedo then kicked off the second half of the elite list with #11 BSB.in (representing India) at $7,750. 

Here is how the Country Code Top 20 stacked up for the week ending Feb. 27:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales off the chart. BliXem had the highest of those with BKS.eu at $5,873 and they also sold Spotting.nl for $2,622. 

Sedo accounted for the vast majority of ccTLD sales though. Their roster included Baufinanzierungvergleich.de at $5,658, My.md at $5,000 and Sleep.us at $4,890. 

Sedo had 60 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,994 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere NoktaDomains sold PlasticStorageBoxes.co.uk ($2,900), JobsInCheltenham.co.uk ($1,225) and FestivalEssentials.co.uk ($1,150) while Moniker/SnapNames moved Miss.me at $2,000 and DomainLore.co.uk sold Automate.co.uk for $1,638. 

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. 

Non .com gTLDs (.biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org, .asia, .pro & .tel)

The Non .Com gTLDs had a weak week with no domains reaching the five-figure level. That left the door open for EHN.org to lead our new weekly Non .Com gTLD Top 20 Chart with a $9,888 sale at Sedo. Though the category as a whole had a feeble outing, it was a good week for the .orgs who swept the top three spots, seven of the top ten and eight places overall - more than any other extension. Qwerty.org ($7,200) and SmartGrid.org ($7,000) rounded out the trio at the top.

The .nets were next with seven charted domains, led by #5 MyDrive.net at $4,830 via Sedo. The .infos weren't far behind, taking four places on the leader board. That extension was led by #12 Divorcio.info at $2,967. That left just one opening that was claimed by #4 Restaurant.biz, a domain sold at Sedo for $5,500. 

Here's how all of the Non .Com gTLD leaders stacked up for the week ending Feb. 27:

There were several dozen additional four-figure non .com gTLD sales just off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with Happ.net at $2,300. TotalHR.net and WindChime.net also went there for $2,088 each while ICantSleep.net notched $2,390 in a sale handled by domain listing service partner Sedo.

At NameJet the winner's list included IndianaStandards.org ($2,088), Guidelines.net ($1,620) and a pair at $1,000 apiece; Certifications.org and Yeshua.org. CancerFoundation.org added $1,110. 

Back at Sedo, ICPower.net generated $2,070. Sedo had 14 more non .com gTLDs sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere, Moniker/SnapNames sold PaternityTest.net ($1,899), 3DPrinter.net ($1,461) and ConesUp.net ($1,450). 

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