The AfternicDLS led the supporting cast of  four-figure .com sales with EarthNetwork.com at $8,488 and LawsuitAdvance.com at $8,400. UPCC.com added $6,250, LivingFrugal.com fetched $5,500 and PrivateVacations.com provided $5,396. 

PrintEtc.com and PassProgram.com produced $5,100 each while six others; GlobalProducts.com, Komposition.com, RealResources.com, ShoppingLive.com, Steel360.com and UnitedFederal.com yielded $5,000 apiece. 

The AfternicDLS reported 74 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,588. Those are listed in the table below: 

AfternicDLS domain listing service partner Sedo helped them sell two more; Trasloco.com ($3,382) and SyncShare.com ($2,500). 

Meanwhile Sedo continued to pile up dozens of sales of their own including CloudRobotics.com at $8,200 and a pair at $7,500 each; CoolSchool.com and DigiSocial.com. Acado.com contributed $6,900, Langua.com located $5,500 and ExGFTube.com turned in $5,350. 

GoFastEenergy.com generated $5,293, BeachFit.com brought $5,200 and Cofaa.com captured $5,075. Two others; Quotio.com and SnoreCures.com kicked in $5,000 apiece.

Sedo had 49 more .com sales ranging from $2,000 to $4,415 that are listed in the table below:

Back at Moniker/SnapNames CoolHDWallpapers.com went for $6,675, VideoPhenomena.com cast a $6,088 spell and CandiceSwanepoel.com commanded $5,149. BZK.com corralled $4,974, Cubio.com bagged $4,649 and Altaaqa.com took in $2,625. 

Elsewhere, YummyNames sold Fawaz.com for $3,399. DomainMarket.com moved HybridSoftware.com for $2,500 and a Hindi IDN, puny code xn--31b8axdb.com (meaning "song" in Hindi) changed hands for $2,500 in a private transaction.  

Country Codes

The ccTLDs had their usual strong week with eight domains cracking the five-figure mark (as you saw earlier, six of those also made the all extension Top 20 Chart). Since we showed you all of the five-figure country code sales above, the biggest sale in this category that you haven't seen yet is #9 on the ccTLD Top 20 Chart, Wechselinfo.de at $8,120 via Sedo. Chat.me rounded out the top ten with a $7,685 sale, also at Sedo.

Sedo went on to sweep 18 of the 20 chart entries. Only Drop.com.au with #5 Marketing.com.au ($15,032) and Moniker/SnapNames with #13 KO.tv ($7,261) kept Sedo from running the table.

Among extensions, Germany's .de and Great Britain's co.uk had the most chart entries with four each. .co (Colombia), .me (Montenegro) and .ru (Russia) also had multiple chart entries with two apiece.

 Here is how the Country Code Top 20 stacked up for the week ending April 10:

There were dozens of additional four-figure country codes sales off the chart with Sedo claiming the highest of those with MotherOfTheBrideOutfits.co.uk ($5,697), Betreuteswohnen.de ($5,694) and PrintBuying.de ($5,510).

They also sold Dont-Drug-and-Drive.de at $5,177, Wimdu.fr at $5,075 and Pur.fr at $4,568. Sedo had 72 more ccTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $4,400 that are listed in the table below:

At Moniker/SnapNames IL.tv sold for $5,500 in their big .TV Showcase Auction (held in March), a sale that also saw HI.tv go for $5,000. They added $4,875 for Psychiatry.co.uk. 

Moniker/SnapNames closed dozens of other .TV sales from their March showcase auction, including a huge lot of 2-letter domains (many going at surprisingly low prices). You can see those in the table below:

Elsewhere OwnThisDomain.com sold Route.org.uk for $3,625 while DomainLore.co.uk moved Calculators.co.uk ($3,423), Kathryn.co.uk ($2,779), CameraLenses.co.uk ($2,054) and Bets.org.uk ($1,679). 

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. 

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

As was the case last week, the non .Com gTLDs had only two sales above four figures, with Sedo claiming both of those; Rally.org ($14,500) and Vergleichen.net ($14,145). The highest sale from this category that you haven't seen yet is #3 on our new Non .com gTLD Top 20 Chart - EveningDresses.net at $9,600 via Moniker/SnapNames. 

While Sedo claimed 7 of the top 10 sales (and 8 chart entries overall), the AfternicDLS wound up with the most charted domains, dominating the second half of the elite list to claim 9 places. 

The .orgs took 10 positions on the leader board with the .nets taking 9. The remaining opening went to #8 Florida.biz, a name that sold for $4,350 at Sedo.  

Here's how all of the Non .Com gTLD leaders stacked up for the week ending April 10:

There were several dozen additional four-figure non .com gTLD sales just off the chart. The AfternicDLS had the majority of those with a list that included GetNoticed.org ($2,388) and Acube.net ($2,188). 

The AfternicDLS had 25 more non .com gTLDs sales ranging from $1,000 to $2,088 that are listed in the table below:

The AfternicDLS's domain listing service partner Sedo also sold Guida.org ($2,200) and MyStaff.net ($2,088) for them. 

Sedo's own listings also produced a number of other sales including Large.pro and Tehuur.net at $2,500 apiece. Venise.net notched $2,175, MetaTube.net nabbed $2,000 and Mokume-Gane.org grabbed $1,885. Hoteles.biz booked $1,740, Rule34.net rang up $1,500 and VisitChina.net chalked up $1,467. 

Two others; Inseo.net and Quien.net drew $1,450 apiece while Viajes.biz brought $1,298 and Sunucu.org sold for $1,200. Raeume.net added $1,072 while iNew.org and SchlafSofas.org delivered $1,015 apiece.

Elsewhere, DomainMarket.com sold EarthNetwork.net for $2,500, HuntingMoon.com moved Cloudware.org for $1,500 and Moniker/SnapNames snagged $1,038 with SnippingTool.net.

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