32 domains were sold at TRAFFIC ccTLDs Extended Auction. Total sales grosses €75,701. Most popular ccTLD was .in (India): 8 domains sold, followed by .us (5 domains) and .co.uk (United Kingdom): 3 domain names.
Top sales at the auction:
Sextoys.ca €14,400
Employ.us €3,905
AirlineTickets.co.uk €3,600
Jewelers.co.uk €3,600
Niemiecki.pl €3,550
Router.com.au €2,122
Emails.com.au €1,440
Refrigerator.in €1,064
Identidad.es €1,000
Blackjack.co.za and Casinos.co.za €35,000
Sextoys.ca €14,400
Employ.us €3,905
AirlineTickets.co.uk €3,600
Jewelers.co.uk €3,600
Niemiecki.pl (meaning: German) €3,550
Router.com.au €2,122
Emails.com.au €1,440
Refrigerator.in €1,064
Identidad.es (meaning: identity) €1,000
Domain Market in Europe 
TRAFFIC ccTLDs Extended Auction Results - ccTLDs.com said
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Rick Latona said
Good to see you updating your English language blog. ;)
Jeff said
1/4 domains that sold are .in – that’s good news :D
Daniel Dryzek said
@Rick Trying as much as I can :)
Colby said
Only one domain sold for more than the reserve…and that domain only sold for an extra €500. This was a domain sale and not an auction.
The problem with this “auction”, both live and extended, is that the domans were 99% English words with ccTLD extensions. People outside the USA want to buy domains in their own languages, and people in the USA aren’t going to visit domains that end with a ccTLD extension.
Daniel Dryzek said
I agree Colby. Just an example: Copenhagen.pl wasn’t sold (price €200), Madrid.pl sold for €200 (both are English words, NOT Polish). Niemiecki.pl (German in English) sold for €3,550 – BTW very good buy.
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