The AfternicDLS had nearly 700 more .com sales below $2,000 over the past two weeks. 

At Sedo, SSLVPN.com captured $7,500, CalgaryAlberta.com welcomed $6,500 and Netpods.com produced $6,000. BunnyGames put $5,908 in the basket, Collectapedia.com collared $5,800 and Camboya.com billed $5,170. 

NationwidePools.com made a $5,000 splash, XLCenter.com launched $4,500 and TripAfvisor.com (typo) turned in $4,301. MMOWorld.com wrapped up $4,200, Garantia.com grossed $4,150 and MusicMember.com drummed up $3,500. 

At SnapNames.com, Imagchef.com sauteed $5,250, Ofen.com cracked $3,500 and MLBRumors.com spread $3,106. UOGateway.com opened up $3,100, FurStore.com skinned $3,022 and Targot.com hit a $3,000 bulls eye. 

AsianJewelry.com attracted $2,995 and DeviantDesires.com commanded $2,850 while two others - USDollarValue.com and Hit24.com hauled in $2,500 each. RubberWear.com went for $2,330, FamousVideo.com focused on $2,254 and Kitu.com cleared $2,110. PalmBeachVacations.com penciled in $2,064 and GoldEnterprise.com took a shine to $2,050. 

In other Moniker auction sales, 247StockPicks.com returned $9,900 from T.R.A.F.F.I.C. East while SolarWatches.com ($2,538) and SportbookBets.com ($1,950) closed after being auctioned off at Pubcon. In direct sales from the Moniker site, AgentFreeRealty.com racked up $7,475, ShoeAvenue.com tried on $5,750 ande TuitionTree.com shook out $3,220. TheGrandfathers.com found $2,473 and AffiliateLinking.com locked up $2,300. 

Elsewhere, NameAdvertising.com sold IDNMail.com and IDNeMail.com for $7,250 each, Pathcutter.com bagged $5,000 for UltraJewels.com and HuntingMoon.com rang up $2,000 for LoveRed.com. 

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

.Mobi topped the Global Contenders chart this week with Sedo's $15,500 sale of MyMobile.mobi. However, only one other .mobi made the expanded GC Top 30 this week. The lion's share of the chart went to .net with 16 entries, including #2 Lumber.net ($12,000) and #3 Ordinateur.net ($11,376). 

The top three sales all appeared on the all extension leader board you saw earlier. The top GC slae you haven't seen is #4 Glasses.org, sold for $8,300 at NameJet. That was one of a dozen .orgs on the GC leader board. 

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the two week period ending January 27:

There were dozens of additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart. Sedo had more than a dozen of those, including a nice repeating 3-letter .mobi, iii.mobi at $2,550. They also sold Abogado.info ($2,215), PetShop,,biz ($2,000) and TUN.net ($1,484). Musculation.net added $1,403, while Filme.biz brought $1,295 and Animaux.info drew $1,034. JFU.net notched $1,010 and PaintballGames.net scored $1,000 while Fry.mobi cooked up $950. 

The AfternicDLS had a huge group of extra sales in this price range including TVChannels.net ($2,550), GreenZone.net ($2,500) and ActionNow.org ($2,488).  Resultados.net nailed $2,308 while FMSolutions.net and HomeBox.net banked $2,288 each. Konferencje.net claimed $2,220 and three others; ZLine.net, WhereToGo.net and DearlyDeparted.org distributed $2,088 apiece. 

The AfternicDLS piled up 49 more four-figure sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. Those are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold LessThanThree.net through Sedo for $2,386 so they get co-billing on that deal.

At SnapNames, BusinessLender.net posted $2,500, CheapHoliday.net chipped in $1,500 and ElCaminoCollege.org added $1,251. SnapNames also deposited $1,150 each for HardcoreHotel.org and ABCMeds.org. 

Winners at NameJet included BuyGreen.org ($2,350), Garry.net ($1,610) and WarmUp.org ($1,580). 5N.org gained $1,300, Jug.org stored $1,200 and GVE.net drew $1,110. Atlasua.net sold for $1,078 while BrandSoft.net and BrandSoft,org brought $1,000 each. 

In a couple of Moniker auction sales at Pubcon, TeeTimes.net booked $2,400 and Huntsville.info pulled $2,000.

At TDNAM, EduTools.org talied $1,425, WiiDomain.net wound up with $1,015 and three others; Warez4Fun.net, Modelarski.net and Gostosinha.net produced $1,000 apiece.

Country Codes

A huge .de (German ccTLD) sale led the way in the Country Code race this week. As you saw earlier on the all-extension leader board, SEO.de sold for €48,000 ($70,896) at Sedo in what is the biggest cctLD sale of the new year by far. That was one of nine .de sales on the expanded Country Code Top 30, more than any other extension.

The top eight names on the ccTLD list all made the all extension Top 30. We also told you about the five-figure sale of #9 Anpfiff.de earlier. The top sale you haven't heard about is #10 Mike.ca, picked up by Mike Ber for personal use for $8,006 through MyID.ca. That was one of six solid .ca (Canadian ccTLD) sales on the elite list, the highest being RR.ca at $15,811. 

In addition to Germany and Canada, four other countries charted multiple domains this week; Great Briatin (.co.uk), France (.fr), Tuvalu (.tv) and the United States (.us). Here's how all of the country code leaders stacked up for the two weeks ending January 27:

There were many more four-figure ccTLD sales off the chart. Sedo sold Viventy.de and MeinShopTV.de for $1,920 each, Mahnungen.de, Anundverkauf.de and Stormhersteller.de for $1,773 apiece and three others; Everlife.de, Biometrics.de and Achetermaison.fr for $1,477 each. iii.in brought $1,300 and Yesss.be added $1,182. 

Pool had seven more nice .ca sales including Fake.ca ($1,850), TorontoRealtor.ca ($1,808) and Landscapes.ca ($1,452).  They also sold Cardiology.ca ($1,325), OfficePools.ca ($1,251), SaveMoney.ca ($1,145) and Relly.ca ($1,000). 

In a trio of private .us sales, FinancialNews.us and CBN.us fetched $1,500 each and Alvin.us went for $1,000. 

At TDNAM, EstateSale.tv sold for $1,285 and Oyun.us changed hands for $1,000. In Moniker auctions at CAC VideoPoker.vg and Comps.cc contributed $1,180 each and at the AfternicDLS HotMusic.tv tuned in $1,000. 

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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