There were eight more five-figure sales just off the chart. GreatDomains had two of those; Nowhere.com at $12,000 and CentennialBank.com at $10,300. Sedo also had a pair, scoring with MarketingOnDemand at $12,000 and TCL.co.uk at £5,556 ($11,008). SnapNames cashed in a daily double ticket too thanks to Divex.com ($11,450) and HolidayLets.com ($11,001). Info1.com went for $10,000 at BuyDomains and Spanish language SoyWebmaster.com sold PuroSexo.com, also for $10,000 (the same venue attracted $8,000 for SexoLoco.com). Sedo just missed another five-figure sale with eWebsite.com closing at $9,500.

.Com Supporting Cast

SnapNames backed up their five-figure sales with a truckload of solid four-figure transactions including ModelKit.com and Corinne.com at $9,100 each. GunGrips.com grabbed $8,455, DealSearch.com drew $8,299 and StateOfIowa.com eyed $8,210. Valentinez.com delivered $7,202, Earthquest.com found $6,900 and PrefabricatedHouses.com produced $6,009.

The hits just kept on coming with GiftGuru.com at $5,855, HAQ.com at $5,700 and PepThreads.com at $5,125. WebCorp.com went for $5,000, MuscleRelaxers.com put $4,945 at ease and AskWhy.com got a $4,900 answer. SnapNames had 30 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,200. You can see those in the table below.

GreatDomains supplemented their four charted domains with LargeLoan.com ($5,000) and ConsultNet.com ($4,639). Infantile.com added $4,000, CheapToday.com tacked on $2,750, LVMC.com sewed up $2,575 and Slouch.com kicked in $2,500. 

Back at BuyDomains Cambios.com commanded $8,000, MostFun.com fetched $5,500 and SMPP.com captured $5,100. ArcAngels.com and GoStar.com clicked for $5,000 each and four others; InnovativeMortgage.com, DreamNetwork.com, CollegeGraduate.com and Kombo.com contributed $4,000 each. 

AmericanEnterprise.com sold for $3,750 and BedroomSuites.com brought $3,650. InternationalAccess.com, EarthLab.com and CampaignTracking.com clicked for $3,488 each while Minz.com made $3,475. BuyDomains had 36  more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $3,300. You can check those out in the table below.

At Enom's Club Drop, Disneilatino.com sold for $2,600 and BlondeKitty.com cornered $2,200.

Global Contenders (.biz, .info, .mobi, .net & .org)

.Net ruled the Global Contenders chart this week, sweeping the top three spots and 11 of the 22 entries overall (the extra positions coming from a 3-way tie for the final slot). Merlin.net conjured up the extension's most powerful magic with that $30,000 sale at Sedo, made by Merlin Kauffman of True Magic, LLC. The next two spots went to Lyric.net at $15,000 and Connexion.net at $6,888. The latter domain was one of ten GC names sold at BuyDomains, the most for any venue in this category,

.Info nailed down the #4 slot with a nice 3-letter domain sale, NAW.info at €3,500 ($4,558). .Mobi also had a name on the top half of the chart with Hobby.mobi tying for the 9th spot at $2,500. That is the second time hobby.mobi has sold in less than a month! In December it changed hands for $1,345 at Afternic. The buyer immediately put the domain back on the market and made a four-figure profit with the sale at Sedo. 

.Org ruled the rest of the chart, taking all nine of the remaining positions including #5 LKJ.org at $3,488. Here's how all of the GC top sellers stacked up for the week ending January 21:

There were 22 more four-figure GC sales just off the chart and BuyDomains piled up more than half of those. Their roster included HealthyChild.org and FinanceIt.net at $1,200 each and three others at $1,188 apiece; WebMind.net, Liee.net and Ledi.net. CapitalPartners.net banked $1,150 and FinancialAdvisor.org added $1,100. Six other domains added $1,000 each to the bottom line at BuyDomains. Those were WiredWorld.net, Unart.net, FreePrints.net, EquityInvestments.net, Vivanet.org and NewAmericans.org. 

At SnapNames, NGONet.org notched $1,152, HonoluluFire.org lit up $1,149 and THF.org returned $1,051. SmallBusinessInsurance.net and PrivateInvestor.net booked $1,015 each and ViennaRegion.net rang up $1,000.

Sedo sold DDL.info and InfectiousDisease.info for $1,200 each and Merlin.biz went for $1,000 in a private sale. 

Country Codes

Great Britain's .co.uk reigned at the top of the Country Code chart for the second week in a row and swept four of the top five positions. Fashionista.co.uk led the way at $20,089 and was joined in the first five by TCL.co.uk ($11,008), PartyBingo.co.uk ($9,907) and Contractor.co.uk (also $9,907). 

#2 SexToys.us prevented the British extension from going five for five with a solid $15,000 sale at GreatDomains. The European Union's .eu charted four domains this week, led by #8 Augenarzt.eu ("eye doctor" in German) at $4,428. Canada's .ca has three names on the Top 20, with #12 (tie) BackSurgery.ca leading that group after selling for $2,350 at Pool.com. 

Tuvalu's .tv (now closely associated with web video) and Germany's .de each had two domains on the leader board. The other countries represented this week included Spain (.es), Switzerland (.ch), China (.cn) and France (.fr). Here's a look at the complete Country Code chart for the week ending January 21:

There were five more four-figure ccTLD sales just off the chart. Three of those were .ca domains sold at Pool; Safer-Internet.ca for $1,150 and a pair at $1,050 each - Heartache.ca and FreeSexClips.ca. Sedo sold Toilokdo. fr for €800 ($1,042) and Her.ru (Russian country code) went for $1,000 in a private sale. 

Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.

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