250K Purchase Tops New DN Journal Sales Chart: 3 ccTLDs in Top Ten

[Duke]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Last month Richard Gabriel sold Auction.com for $1.7 million in the year's third biggest domain sale to date. Gabriel is back on our weekly Top 20 chart this week, but this time as the buyer of the week’s most expensive domain, one that changed hands for well into six figures (and also ranks among the year’s ten biggest sales to date).

The country codes continued to rock taking three of the first ten positions on our all extension leader board. The highest of those sold for the second time since 2004 and this time it went for five times more than it did the first time around. You can get all of the details here: http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

 

[draggar]

It seems like .de (Germany) is gaining a lot in popularity now, a year ago you rarely saw ccTLDs outside of .co.uk and .us but .de is picking up speed.

TY for the report.

Edit: Fast, don't worry about the one or two $xx,xxx+ sales a week - concentrate on the $xx sales on hand reggies and low to mid $xxx for drops.

 

[INVIGOR]

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[Sonny Banks]

If I'm not mistaken, .de has been the second largest extension registered for a while now.

Like .it :lol:

 

[victornumber]

wow. interesting

 

[NetworkMsia]

i like your new picture

 

[exponent]

It seems like .de (Germany) is gaining a lot in popularity now, a year ago you rarely saw ccTLDs outside of .co.uk and .us but .de is picking up speed.

German (Deutsche) is the 2nd most popular language on the internet.

 

[dominator]

It seems like .de (Germany) is gaining a lot in popularity now, a year ago you rarely saw ccTLDs outside of .co.uk and .us but .de is picking up speed.

no, it was always like that