Three Sedo Sales Totaling Over $900,000 and a Quarter-Million Dollar Private Transaction Pace This Week's Aftermarket Action 

Sedo had a red hot hand this week, piling up ten entries on our new weekly Top 20 domain sales chart, including three of the top four and six of the first eight positions. Sedo's list was led by a trio of six-figure sales; #1 LowFare.com at $365,000, #2 Banners.com at $360,000 and #4 Pisos.net ("apartments" in Spanish) at €150,000 ($187,500). The latter name also ranks as the second biggest .net sale this year, trailing only Porn.net, a domain that changed hands for $400,000 last February. 

In still another six-figure sale serial entrepreneurs Brian Wiegand and Mark McGuire purchased #3 Alice.com for $250,000. TechCrunch reports that the dynamic duo will use the domain as the foundation for a new shopping platform that has already raised $4.3 million in capital funding.

By Ron Jackson

NameJet scored the first of their two chart entries with #5 FreePornTube.com at $34,800. Sedo then stepped back up to the plate and hit three in a row out of the park, starting with #6 AED.nl (Netherlands country code) at €25,500 ($31,875). That was one of four country code domains that made the all extension leader board and Sedo accounted for all of those ccTLD sales. 

The Global Contenders (non .com global TLDs) also had a strong presence on the Big Board, represented by two .nets, two .infos, a .org and a .mobi, good for six entries overall. The two .infos were medical terms; Flu.info at $14,000 and Acne.info at $10,000, that were both sold by a Switzerland based seller in a pair of private transactions.

The AfternicDLS and Moniker.com each had multiple chart entries, putting three names apiece on the elite list with two of Moniker's coming from completed sales from their live auction at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York. The AfternicDLS told us they also had a huge $275,000 sale this week but could not release the name due to a non-disclosure agreement. 

There were four private transactions on the Big Board, with one of those, #10 Carrollton.com at $30,000, completed at the recent Texas Domainers And Developers Convention. Here is how all of the top sellers stacked up for the week ending Sunday, November 9:

.Com Supporting Cast

The AfternicDLS leads the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with LesPetits.com at $9,000. Clickpoint.com added $8,500, SBSP.com produced $7,700 and UKChemist.com concocted $7,500. WorldCuisine.com cooked up $7,200 while MailFilitering.com and GirlBlog.com generated $7,000 each.

Yast.com yielded $5,400, XRPG.com extracted $5,289 and WelcomePack.com went for $5,000. Czero.com secured $4,900, Creaciones.com cranked out $4,800 and TorontoBusiness.com banked $4,700. TopYou.com took in $4,488, GameGround.com grabbed $4,408 and HQDirect.com dispatched $4,188. 

The AfternicDLS had 142 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,000 . You can check those out in the table below (their list covers the past two weeks because data from the previous week arrived after our deadline last week):

Back at NameJet EducationGuide.com grossed $8,508, HousePaint.com covered $5,700 and Taku.com turned in $4,100. Bunting.com brought $4,095, AquaJet.com sprayed $4,000 and WellnessTV.com tuned in $3,600.

StChristopher.com drew $3,456, Comunidade.com cornered $3,433 and SFMG.com contributed $3,422. MedicalStudy.com discovered $3,101, Celts.com sacked $3,000 and TheKingdom.com claimed $2,322. SBICards.com cleared $2,199, ToiletAds.com flushed $2,100 and two others; FYND.com and RentalBikes.com braked at $2,099 apiece. 

At Sedo CardPay.com posted $7,000, PetTalk.com tallied $5,500 and Umschläge.com (IDN) added $4,987. MyMailbox.com locked up $3,900 while four other domains were bunched up at $2,500 each. That group included GlenMartinDDS.com, Heritage-Group.com, Newaveups.com and WConcept.com. SingaporeLuxuryHotels.com booked $2,200 and TunesDirect.com drummed up $2,000.  Sedo's GreatDomains also sold WUH.com for $5,877.

At SnapNames MySale.com sold for $5,890, Meets.com made $5,250 and 7NY.com docked at $4,999. WaGov.com unveiled $2,988 and SpyShredderScanner.com disposed of $2,001. 

At RickLatona.com a nice group of golf-related domains attracted $4,000 apiece; GolfHat.com, GolfJackets.com, GolfPants.com, GolfSweaters.com and GolfVisors.com. 

Another themed collection, this time five Russian IDN domains, earned a total of $5,000 for IDNInvestors.com. They sold аптеки.com (drugstores), гитара.com (guitar), зоомагазин.com (pet shop), йога.com (yoga) and собака.com (dog) for $1,000 each at IDNForums.com.

Elsewhere Pool.com sold PlanetSearch.com ($7,400) and Opens.com ($4,600), TDNAM.com moved Nvudev.com ($4,105) and NaughtySaints.com ($2,500) and Moniker wrapped up $2,700 with WatchAnime.com.

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

Pisos.net made a huge splash this week at Sedo. The $187,500 sale is the year's second biggest in the Global Contenders category. In Spanish the term literally means "floors" but also translates to "apartments" and that is how the new owner is using it, currently redirecting the domain to their housing site at Fotocasa.es. 

The next five names in this week's GC Top 20 all cracked the five-figure mark to earn spots on the all-extension leader board you saw earlier. The top sale you haven't seen yet is #7 Charme.net ("charm" in French), sold at Sedo for $3,950. 

The .nets would up taking 11 of the 21 chart entries (the extra position resulted from a tie for the final spot). .Org claimed five slots with two going to .info, two to .biz and one to .mobi. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending November 9:

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