One week there are three six-figure sales, the next none! Those are the vagaries of the domain name aftermarket. But the top sale, that of priority.com for $85,000 through Vinexa, was still a pretty good result.

Coming in second was youcoin.com, selling for €70,000 ($79,100), and then equal third was equalityhealth.com and tekpoint.com, both selling for $30,000, and both through Sedo.

On the TLD side of things there were 13 .com sales, two for .club and one each for .org, .io, .co, .net and .it. On the aftermarket Sedo dominated with half (10) of the sales in the top 20, AlanAdlari had three and Direct Registry Sale and Flippa two each.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 10 April, go to:
http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2016/20160420.htm

For the second week in a row, there have been no six-figure sales according to the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales.

The top sale for the week ending 27 March was tmhcc.com, sold for $65,000 through Sedo while retard.com came second, selling for $61,936 through Flippa and then 0z.com (zero-z), which sold for $32,500, again through Sedo.

On the TLD side of things, .com had a quiet week (by .com standards) with only ten domains on the chart. There were also three .top sales, two each for .net and .eu and one each for .de, .co.uk and .org.

On the aftermarket side of things there were ten sales through Sedo and five through Flippa.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 27 March in more detail, go to:
http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2016/20160406.htm

It’s easily the largest of the new gTLDs by registration numbers and they’ve now come up with a handy six figure sale. The 6.xyz domain sold for $125,000 through FindYourDomain to top the Domain Name Journal chart for the week ending 22 November.

It was easily the biggest sale of the week with noy.com and aflam.com coming second and third selling for $39,000 through Flippa and $35,000 through Sedo respectively.

Sedo had a hand in 15 sales for the week and Flippa two. There were also 15 .com sales and one each for .xyz, .info, .me, .net and .uk.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 22 November, go to http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20151202.htm

A couple of private sales topped the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 15 November with 8181.com selling for $225,000 and then fzd.com next, selling for $65,000. Coming in third was ict.com, which sold for €38,000 ($40,280) through Sedo.

There were 13 .com sales in the top 20 for the week, two .top sales and one each for .tv, .org, .net, .io and .de.

On the aftermarket side of things there were ten sales through Sedo, four private sales and two through Flippa.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart in more detail for the week ending 15 November, go to: dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20151125.htm

For the second week in a row the top selling domain name on Domain Name Journal’s chart failed to make the six-figure mark. But the top 12 domains still sold for a higher price than the top sale in the previous week.

The top sale for the week was 8.top, which sold for CNY500,000 ($79,000) through Jiangsu Bangning. Second was oka.com, which sold for $60,000 through Sedo and then cln.com for $45,000 through Flippa.

The top aftermarket outlet was Sedo as usual, which had 13 of the top 20 sales while Flippa had three.

There were 13 .com sales, two each for .de and .tv and one each for .top, .uk and .com.sg.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 18 October in full, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20151028.htm

The sale of 588.com easily topped the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales in the week ending 20 September, selling for an even million bucks through 4.cn, making it the equal second biggest sale of the year to date alongside px.com and only topped by the sale of porno.com which sold for $8,888,888.

Coming in second was obe.com, which in most other weeks would have topped the weekly chart, selling for a very nice $200,000 through GetYourDomain. Third, in a sale that would often have topped a weekly chart as well, was 419.com, selling for $150,000 through eNaming.

On the TLD side of the things there were 14 .com sales, including the top ten ,two .ca sales and one each for .net, .guru, .de and .co.uk.

There were eleven sales through Sedo in the top 20 and two each through Flippa and ExcellentDomains.ca.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 20 September in full, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20150930.htm

There were none of the big six-figure sales in the week ending 23 August according to the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales. The biggest sale was that of HTML5.com which sold for a still very handy $50,209 in a sale brokered by Flippa.

The sale topped the equal second-placed sale, that of two .top domains – 28.top and 98.top – selling for CNY150,000 ($23,250) each through Jiangsu Bangning.

There were 11 .com sales for the week along with two each for .top, .de and .eu and one each for .info, .directory and .co.uk.

On the aftermarket side of things there were five sales through Flippa but they were bested by Sedo with 11.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 23 August, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20150902.htm