wow, can this happen, i'm very biginner & newbie in this problem

[refide]

hi,
the problem is: i found a lnl.com domain today in GoDaddy auction [an expired domain & auctioned by godaddy itself] & will end after 10 days, so i add my bid of $10 as a start [i was the first one to bid on it] but after a very short time another bidder added a $15 bid [the auction is public] so i added $5 more each time & found that the second bidder raised his bids [proxy bids] till the domain riched to $65 to him the second bidder, so i said i will wait for more days & cuz the auction will end after 10 days so a long time to see what will happen, but the surprise came:
i discovered now when i entered to the auction again that the auction ended & the domain sold to that second bidder but the auction will end after 10 days!!!!!!!! & i discovered that when entering the domain's website which was before "the parking godaddy site with the sign: this domain expired in .....etc"
now the website changed to another thing that will mean that the second bidder paid for his bid & bought it. & buy the way the bid expires is : 08/07/2010 11:08:00 AM (PDT) aug-07-2010 like what i said before after 10 days.
so is this a usual thing with the experts or what?

[bmugford]

More than likely the original owner renewed the domain. If they renew it during the auction it will disappear, and even after the auction they have another 7 days to renew it before you actually get the domain your account.

Brad

[refide]

More than likely the original owner renewed the domain. If they renew it during the auction it will disappear, and even after the auction they have another 7 days to renew it before you actually get the domain your account.

Brad

hi,
oh i see.
thanks alot for your fast reply & have a nice day

[Aon21]

Check the whois on the name rather than assuming the renewal theory is correct, refide.