Country Codes

It was a great week for the country codes led by a pair of six-figure sales that rank among the year's ten biggest in this category - Meet.me ($450,000) and Local.ly ($100,000). Those two blockbusters and the three five-figure ccTLDs that joined them on the all extension Top 20 chart you saw above fill the first five spots on this week's Country Code Top 20 Chart. 

The biggest ccTLD sales you haven't seen yet are #6 Blogigo.de at $9,585 and #7 Flowers.me at $9,000. Sedo handled both of those sales and went on to sweep 17 of the 20 chart entries. Todd Reum and NameSeller.co.uk teamed up to sell one of the few charted domains that eluded Sedo's grasp - #9 (tie) Hotel-Reservation.co.uk at $5,000. 

.ME had a big week with five chart entries, more than any other extension. Germany's .de was next with four while .co.uk and .tv had three each. The European Union's .eu scored twice with the remaining spots going to .ly (Libya), .it (Italy) and .nl (the Netherlands). 

Here is how the ccTLD leaders stacked up for the week ending November 13:

There were dozens of additional four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart with Sedo accounting for all but four of those with a list that included Vodka.me ($3,900), Pix.me ($3,667) and Comer-See.de ($3,591). They also sold iBet.es for $3,510, Fitness.me for $3,277 and Oui,.ch for $3,240. 

Sedo had 75 more four-figure ccTLD sales ranging form $1,007 to $3,000 that are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere DomainLore.co.uk sold Wales.org.uk for $2,781 and two others; LRS.co.uk and Wives.co.uk for $1,501 each while NetFleet.com.au sold WS.com.au for $1,556. 

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)

A pair of five-figure sales (that you saw on the all extension chart at the top of this report) set the pace for the the non .com gTLDs this week. Three sales you haven't seen yet round out the first five on our new non. com gTLD Top 20 Chart. Those are #3 SRMG.net ($5,000 at the AfternicDLS), #4 SEOMarketing.net ($4,750 at Sedo) and two names tied for #5 - Brillen.org and Schaeffler.info ($4,725 each at Sedo). 

The .nets had a dominant outing, piling up 14 of the 21 chart entries (the extra spot resulted from a tie for the final position). The .orgs were held to five places this week with the .infos picking up the other two. 

In the race among venues, Sedo came out on top with a dozen charted domains. The AfternicDLS also had a strong outing with seven. Here's how all of the Non .Com gTLD leaders stacked up for the week ending November 13:

There were more than two dozen additional four-figure non .com gTLD sales just off the chart led by Sedo's $1,974 sale of Christmas.info. Their list also included Amora.net ($1,620) and four others at $1,500 apiece; China-Tour.org, InCall.org, Resize.net and Rollover.info. 

Solastrom.org added $1,283, Bars.info served up $1,250 and ButterflyEffect.org fetched $1,199. Corbata.net notched another $1,100 and Finanznachrichten.org returned $1,079.

At the AfternicDLS TheToolbox.org contained $1,850, MedicalMassage.org made $1,788 and Deesse.net nabbed $1,688. YourFamily.net connected for $1,588, Doble.org drew $1,500 and ImageMedia.net attracted $1,388. SCES.net contributed $1,316 while eParking.net and SoftwareMarket.net sold for $1,288 each.

Kompany.net and LightIt.net ignited $1,188 apiece, InTraining.org tallied $1,088 and two others; JobsToday.org and NINU.org yielded $1,000 each. The AfternicDLS also teamed up with Moniker/SnapNames to sell ScienceOnline.net at $1,300. Moniker/SnapNames posted another $1,354 for Peng.org. 

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