Deja Vu: Three More Six Figure Domain Sales Bask Atop the Big Board

They say good things come in threes and in terms of domain sales that was true this week as we saw three six-figure sales at the top of our sales chart for the second week in a row. This week's trio was more impressive in dollar terms though. Last week's three chart leaders totaled $400,000. The three that head this week's elite list more than doubled that figure, totaling $810,000. 

This week's top domain, Systematic.com also ties for the 6th biggest sale so far this year after going for $400,000 in a private sale. Canada's Texada Software sold the domain to Danish company Systematic Software Engineering A/S. A pair of domains from Moniker's SnapNames Live auction at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West followed with #2 DVDs.com hitting $300,000 and #3 GarageSales.com ringing up $110,000.

By Ron Jackson

11 Moniker/T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West sales closed this week, so we expanded our usual Top 20 chart to 30 positions to accommodate those special event sales without obscuring the top sales from the everyday aftermarket venues. Sedo.com was the hot spot in the latter category, piling up 13 entries. #5 Exam.com led the way for them after scoring $75,000. 

.Com swept 23 of the 30 chart positions. The top alternate extension sale was #7 Tickets.mobi, a name purchased by Rick Schwartz for $60,000 at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West. That was one of two .mobis on the leader board. The other was #28 (tie) Banks.mobi at $12,000 (also sold in the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West auction). Tickets.mobi and #9 Baseball.net ($52,500) both rank among the year's four biggest sales in our non .com Global Contenders category. 

There are four country code domains on the all extension chart, led by #15 KGB.co.uk at £18,000 ($35,600). That British ccTLD changed hands in a private transaction. Spain (.es), France (.fr) and Germany (.de) also made appearances on the Big Board. 

Here is how all of the top sellers stacked up for the week ending Sunday, March 30:

There were seven more five-figure sales just off the chart. Sedo had three of those; Auto-Tuning.de at $11,710, Greenster.com at $10,895 and MedicalDoctor.info at $10,500. NameJet.com hit the Daily Double with Hedges.com ($11,900) and Smithers.com ($11,660). The AfternicDLS also had another pair in this range with AthleticApparel.com ($11,000) and ChristianConnections.com ($10,250). 

.Com Supporting Cast

There were hundreds solid four-figure sales this week and the AfternicDLS piled up more sales in that range than anyone else. Their winners included GetHealth.com at $9,053 and a pair at $9,000 each; Commercialization.com and BeachRealtors.com. OBGuide.com added $8,250 and StatesAttorney.com billed $8,000. DrivingRanges.com teed off on $7,455, ProgressiveEnergy.com generated $7,000 and EmergencyCredit.com dispensed $6,800. 

Also at the AfternicDLS, ConsumerFinancing.com banked $6,600, AutomobileInsuranceQuote.com came up with $6,500 and GreaterWashington.com went for $6,318. OnlineTaxFiling.com claimed $6,200, MicroInstruments.com dissected $6,066 and two others; SolarBuilding.com and Skyboards.com brought $6,000 each. ElectronicInstruments.com discovered $5,826, MolecularEngineering.com contributed $5,784 and DrivingMachines.com braked at $5,772. Isleta.com landed at $5,588 and KoreanMarket.com stocked $5,573. 

The AfternicDLS had 133 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,400 that you can check out in the table below.

Back at Sedo TicketFly.com took in $9,000, Tyrosine.com soaked up $7,550 and Clics.com closed at $6,253. Ceso.com and PictureHouses.com posted $4,944 each while Dowo.com drew $3,800. SMSMail.com delivered $3,123 and BasicSafety.com secured $2,100. 888Women.com and MarketingNetworks.com notched $2,000 apiece and CheckBilling.com chipped in $1,988.

At NameJet Japs.com kicked in $8,200, BioNanoTechnology.com captured $5,600 and Marigolds.com sprouted $5,499. LuggageDirect.com unlocked $5,410, Hogarth.com hauled in $5,099, 1018.com dialed up $5,050 and TruckSupply.com took in $5,001. NameJet had 23 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,600 that are listed in the table below:

At SnapNames.com Tuto.com turned in $6,666, Sandels.com slipped on $5,257 and InternetCareers.com attracted $3,512. BookTicket.com bagged $3,220, ComputerJournal.com reviewed $2,383 and Hadaf.com harvested $2,110. OnlineStability.com staked out $2,104, Samoyeds.com clocked in at $2,050 and FuturesBrokers.com fetched $2,024.

RickLatona.com sold LovesPark.com for $6,000 and got a $4,500 return from IncomeTaxRefunds.com.

In other completed sales from the Moniker/T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West auction, Heartworms.com hooked $6,000, Election2008.com voted yes on $3,500 and ConversionKits.com clicked for $3,453. PillowSets.com and DigitalGreetingCards.com welcomed $2,000 each and in a sale from Moniker's website, Dotaas.com deposited $2,050. 

Elsewhere, AwesomeDomains.net moved CasinoTradeshows.com ($2,500), AmateurDollars.com ($2,360) and NewYorkCityLuxuryCondos.com ($2,000). Meanwhile, DotcomDepot.com rang up $1,950 with TenYearsYounger.com. 

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

After sweeping the first seven positions on the Global Contenders chart last week, .mobi came back and took two of the top there spots this week. Tickets.mobi hit the top spot at $60,000 in one of the year's biggest GC sales. That name changed hands in the Moniker/T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West auction as did #3 Banks.mobi at $12,000. In another auction sale, #2 Baseball.net drove home $52,500.

.Info put a pair of domain on the GC Top 20 led by #4 MedicalDoctor.info, sold for at $10,500 at Sedo. Sedo also had the top .org sale. #5 Articles.org at $9,000. .Org actually wound up with more chart entries than any other extension, seven in all.

Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending March 30:

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