Afternic has just sent in their domain name sales report for the previous week and saled add up to a total of $1,085,990.The list is lead by the sale of GlobalOffice.com at $32,500 .

Other notable domain name sales include :

.COM

margaritamachine.com $19,000.00

noveltees.com $12,500.00

livesense.com $11,000.00

5658.com $8,000.00

indielife.com $7,000.00

scoreboardsports.com $5,888.00

1Pixel.com $5,800.00

atfirstsight.com $5,400.00

bnse.com $5,400.00

abasto.com $5,200.00

payforward.com $5,000.00

thinkrussia.com $5,000.00

boxc.com $5,000.00

stylevision.com $5,000.00

GrantNews.com $5,000.00

melome.com $5,000.00

electronicbox.com $4,995.00

allthingskids.com $4,988.00

ghosting.com $4,800.00

comllc.com $4,788.00

military-school.com $4,670.00

pikture.com $4,600.00

coolsocks.com $4,500.00

interiordesigndirect.com $4,488.00

marketoptions.com $4,488.00

FXZN.com $4,300.00

justviews.com $4,288.00

livideo.com $4,288.00

whipitup.com $4,288.00

Non .COM Sales

home.info $7,500.00

jnc.org $5,000.00

inquest.net $4,588.00

kpc.net $4,000.00

mbet.net $4,000.00

joyo.us $4,000.00

sportsfans.net $3,288.00

sunshinetravel.net $2,332.00

adblocker.org $2,250.00

sanas.net $2,088.00

cargotrailers.net $2,000.00

warnet.org $1,788.00

prediabetes.net $1,700.00

streamsoflife.org $1,688.00

Ffwd.org $1,600.00

nsta.net $1,500.00

megadeal.net $1,500.00

skylight.tv $1,500.00

T.R.A.F.F.I.C. organizer Rick Schwartz just released the list of domain names to be featured at the Targeted T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Las Vegas auction at the end of this month .

Rick Schwartz announced that they will be no online bidding because connectivity at the Bellagio Hotel where the conference will be held ca be an issue.Therefore,there wil be just phone bidding,text bidding and prebidding.

65% of the domain names included in the auction come with No Reserve and will be sold to the highest bidder .

Here is the final inventory :

3DChannel.com

3DMovie.com w/email list and 5-10 new each day

3Dtraveller.com

777.me

AAAratings.com

AffiliateAdNetwork.com

AFQ.com

Artist.us and Artists.us

Bereaved.com

Bouquet.com

Breaching.com

BreastImplantRemoval.com

BulletProofVest.com

CashBusiness.com

CellularWallets.com

ChampWrestling.com

CheapClicks.com

CheckBuy.com

Coater.com

ConsolidateDebt.org

CustomNamePlates.com

CycleClassifieds.com

DataScanners.com

DelinquentAccounts.com

DelinquentTaxProperties.com

DivorceRate.com

EuropeanAutos.com

FantasyDomain.com

FreeCityGuide.com

FreeVehicleRecord.com AND FreeVinHistory.com (As one lot)

Friending.com

GameSnaps.com

Gays.us

Hindering.com

illegals.com

iloveCali.com and iloveNevada.com and iloveUtah.com (one lot)

ImportRugs.com

Jax.net

JesusChrist.es

Klaxons.com

LasVegasReservations.net

LasVegasSigns.com, PureSlots.com, VirtualSlotMachines.com (lot)

LawnMowing.com

MenSupplements.com

MovieTheatre.com AND MovieTheater.com

MylarTape.com

NevadaRooms.com

NewHomePlans.com AND NewHousePlans.com (As one lot)

NudeGallery.com

NYCCam.com

OfficeDating.com

OnlineClassrooms.com

PetTshirts.com

ProBoatRace.com and ProBoatRacing.com (1 lot)

PuppetMaster.com

ReunionPlanning.com

RomeRestaurants.com

Silly.tv

Slurpy.com

StrategicWorkforce.com

Therapeutic.com

Thriller.com

Time.travel

Topbrokers.com

TransmissionRepairShops.com

VCguys.com

VehicleRecord.com

VisualVoicemails.Com

WhatTheF.com

WorkingOvertime.com

.PW, the ccTLD for the tiny Pacific island state of Palau that has been rebranded for the “professional web”, has been accused of becoming a haven for spammers.

According to a report in TechNewsWorld, “antispam vendors are now working to update their filters, and the original registrar is assisting in their efforts.”

.PW domains are offered relatively cheaply, making them attractive to spammers.

“This came out of nowhere,” Eric Park, a senior antispam analyst with Symantec told TechNewsWorld.

“If you look at our TLD distribution, .com, .ru, .info — those are usually at the top of our list,” he said.

“But PW was by far the runaway number — even more than .com,” Park added.

According to the report, “not only is Symantec bolstering its filters to block the spam, but it’s also working with the owner of the domain to help curb abuse of it.”

“The registrar, from what I can tell, is interested in action to take the spammers down,” he said. “Not all registrars care, but these guys seem interested in working with us to shut them out because it’s damaging the brand they’re trying to push.”

To read the TechNewsWorld report in full, go to:
www.technewsworld.com/story/Island-Nations-Web-Domain-Now-Paradise-for-Spammers-78073.html