The AfternicDLS had over 300 more .com sales below $2,000. 

At NameJet, CandyKitchen.com attracted $6,400, AdelphiaPowerPage.com plugged in $5,700 and Oxegen.com aired out $5,600. EmployerBenefits.com and PayOffBills.com erased $4,600 each. NameJet had 20 more sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,500 that are listed in the table below. 

At TDNAM.com ShoeZone.com tried on $5,326, Best161.com booked $4,970 and SystemX.com sold for $4,001. VistaFCU.com yielded $3,128, AnnasLinks.com led to $2,970 and MyWebWorld.com wound up at $2,760. PointsBR.com posted $2,500, Sevelim.com locked up $2,440 and IZDream.com awoke to $2,105. AJuegosGratis.com contributed $2,021 while AskTat.com and TheGolfOutlet.com chipped in $2,000 each. 

Some other Moniker auction sales also closed. From Pubcon ShowDisplays.com and SchoolPicture.com paid $4,750 each while WeeklyDiscounts.com discovered $2,750. In a sale from T.R.A.F.F.F.I.C. East, IncomeTaxLaw.com tied up $4,710. 

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

Well.org scored an easy win in the Global Contenders category, claiming the top spot with that $29,100 sale at NameJet that also earned a spot on the all-extension leader board you saw earlier. That was one of three .orgs on the GC Top 20, but .net swept every remaining position - 17 spots in all, led by #2 Avatars.net at $9,100 (also sold at NameJet).

In the race among venues, the AfternicDLS came out on top, racking up 13 of the 20 chart positions. Their team was led by #3 Synonyms.net at $5,000. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending January 13:

In other four-figure sales just off the chart, TDNAM sold Q8LV.net ($1,500) and PokerOnline.org ($1,040). Best-Anime.net notched $1,006 while Mowafak.net and E-Traktor.org generated $1,000 each.

At NameJet HollywoodMemorabilia.net collected $1,900, WebLinks.net downloaded $1,600 and Anthony.info added $1,500. TAH.net tacked on $1,300 while three others; VisitChile.org, AWX.net and Acresolution.org ground out $1,000 each. 

The AfternicDLS piled up 20 more four-figure sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,888. Those are listed in the table below:

Back at Sedo MyPsychic.net predicted a $1,500 payoff, GamePal.net produced $1,300 and RentCars.mobi rolled up $1,287. Telle.org tuned in $1,257, BluePay.net penciled in $1,240, BioInformatics.net dispensed $1,050 and PCGame.net rang up $1,000. 

Country Codes

Werkzeugmaschinen.eu ("machine tools" in German) hammered its way to the top of this week's Country Code chart with a €5,000 ($7,392) sale at Sedo. .eu is the European Union's ccTLD. Germany's .de had the most chart entries with four, including #2 OmahaPoker.de, also sold at Sedo for €4,462 ($6,596). Sedo wound up claiming 10 of the 14 chart entries. 

Great Britain's .co.uk took the third and fourth slots with a matching set, PrankCalls.co.uk ($6,505) and PrankCall.co.uk ($5,173). Tuvalu (.tv) and Canada (.ca) each put a pair of names on the board. The other countries represented this week were France (.fr), Belgium (.be) and the United States (.us).

Here's how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the week ending January 13:

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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