The AfternicDLS led the .com supporting cast of four-figure sales with DJBattle.com at $8,500. They spun several other hits including MetalCarport.com ($7,500), Cirro.com $7,000 and BSPD.com ($6,547). Think-Big.com brought $6,288 while EnglishCastle.com and TheSlingshot.com took down $5,200 each. Two others; DialALimo.com and StockZone.com kicked in $5,188 apiece. 

The AfternicDLS reported 66 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $5,000. Those are listed in the table below:

As part of their expanded promotion platform The AfternicDLS sold four more domains through Sedo; Caviale.com ($5,400), HotelSafety.com ($3,500), TelPass.com ($2,302) and Trustmarket.com ($2,000). 

Back at Sedo Hambre.com hauled in $8,000 while CreditCardSuperStore.com and BEQ.com banked $7,500 each. Flinders.com drew $7,000, Finanzierungsrechner.com returned $5,525 and Club24.com welcomed $5,004. Four other domains; Enoveo.com, RedRaspberries.com, Stendhal.com and Vitaros.com sold for $5,000 apiece.

Sedo had 49 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,999 that are listed in the table below:

At GoDaddy Auctions Blogamama.com made $5,610, TicoBlogs.com tacked on $5,605 and LeisureStore.com attracted $2,040. 

At Moniker/SnapNames DailyRundown.com delivered $4,500, CashForPhones.com fetched $4,000 and SriwijayaAir.com added $3,800. VoyanceGratuite.com contributed $3,150, ForeverLove.com captured $2,700, CameraGlasses.com snapped $2,488 and PureTea.com poured $2,100. 

Elsewhere, HuntingMoon.com sold NextHand.com for $6,500 and Optimo.com moved PureBrands.com for $6,000. Also YummyNames teamed up with the AfternicDLS to sell UnderstandingMoney.com ($6,000) and AVoiceWithin.com ($2,300). They also sold TutoringTree.com on their own for $2,250.  

Country Codes

Thanks to a successful featured auction at Sedo.com, .ME took the country code spotlight this week. The extension led our new Country Code Top 20 Chart with Like.me at $26,500 and went on to sweep five of the first seven positions on the leader board and eight places overall. 

There were eight five-figure ccTLD sales reported this week. We noted all of those in the all extension section earlier. The highest county code sale you haven't seen yet is #9 Pigeon.ru (Russian ccTLD) at $9,988 via Sedo. Sedo wound up claiming all 22 positions on the chart (the extra places resulted from a three-way tie for the final spot). It is not the first time they have had a clean sweep in the ccTLD category but it is still a remarkable feat.

While .ME had the most chart entries, Germany's .DE also, as always, did well, taking five places on the elite list inlcuding #10 (tie) Schularbeiten.de at $9,100. Vlinder.nl (Dutch ccTLD) tied for that 10th position.

Here is how the ccTLD Top 20 stacked up for the week ending Nov. 28:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales off the chart. NetFleet.com.au had the highest of those with DiscountVouchers.com.au at $5,800. They also scored with three other Australian domains; BanksiaGrove.com.au ($1,862), BabyWear.com.au ($1,157) and RT.com.au ($1,000). 

Drop.com.au also continued to successfully mine the .com.au space with Clocks.com.au ($2,676), BoatLicence.com.au ($1,495) and Tags.com.au ($1,379). ExecutiveRecruitment.com.au yielded $1,350, Celebrant.com.au threw a $1,076 party and PembertonTourist.com.au posted $1,017. 

Meanwhile smoke was coming out of the country code cash register at Sedo where Soap.es scrubbed up $5,850, Look.me located $5,600 and two others; Finance.me and SMS.im went for $5,500 each. Enterprise.tw and Yard.nl added another $5,200 apiece.

Sedo had 76 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $5,199 that are listed in the table below:

In another ccTLD sale, Rick Waters rang up $1,000 for Limousines.bz.  

If there are country code extensions in our report that you are not familiar with, you can look up the nation each extension goes with here. 

Global Contenders (Non .com gTLDs: .biz, .info, .mobi, .net, .org, .asia, .pro & .tel)

This was an especially slow week for the non .com gTLDs as they had no reported sales above the four-figure level. Like.org mustered the best sale in this category, earning $9,420 via Moniker/SnapNames. The non .com gTLDs have been lagging behind the .coms and ccTLDs for a couple of years now but they have always had at least a sale or two in the five-figure range. 

Sedo had the most charted sales in this category taking 12 of the 20 positions on our new Global Contenders Top 20 list including 8 of the first 10. #2 Yoyo.asia led their roster at $8,000 and #3 Strategic.net added $7,500. The AfternicDLS also had a strong outing with five names on the elite list, led by #7 VCM.org at $5,400. 

The .nets had nine representatives on the leader board, barely edging .org's eight. .Asia, .pro and .info had one name each in the Top 20. Here's how all of the Global Contenders stacked up for the week ending Nov. 28:

There were several dozen additional four-figure GC sales just off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the highest of those with CSPI.net at $2,688. Mercerie.net added $2,588 and Supermarche.net notched $2,500.  

The AfternicDLS had 20 more four-figure non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,100 that are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS also sold Kommunal.net through Sedo for $2,092.

Back at Sedo Pranayama.net and Werkzeuge.info fetched $2,600 apiece while Carro.org generated $2,400 and Opticien.org tallied $2,340. 

Sedo had 20 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $3,000. Those are listed in the table below:

Elsewhere  GoDaddy Auctions deposited $1,105 for RecoveryCorps.org. 

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