For Sale bidding at enom

[pelican]

recently, i bid ($30) on a bunch of domains at enom. coincidentally, those low/lousy domains that i bidded all went into private bidding with 2 bidder, me and another.

i decide not to up my bid since they seems lousy domains... but after the auction is over... i got all of them... everytime for the past few days...

i am wondering what criteria decides who get the domains when there is a tie. i dont think is first-come-first-serve because i usually start bidding when the list is closing less than an hour.

and i never successfully be the only bidder... always at least 2 bidders for low value domains...

a few times i am tempted to up my bid at $30 tie...lucky i didnt...
it seems like when there is a tie at $30 and there is only 2 bidder, i will always win....weird.

any other bidders have many such situation happen to you ?

 

[AVC]

wake up! they do you like that so you bid more to win. This way they get more of your $$ There is really only you no other bidder.

 

[NeoGen]

wake up! they do you like that so you bid more to win. This way they get more of your $$ There is really only you no other bidder.

If this is true, its highly unfair practice that enom is following..

 

[QuantumBeam]

is there any other logical explaination ?

 

[AVC]

When comes the chance to easily take more of your money you expect ethics?... hmmm . . .

You should expect the ethics of profit.

This means if you give someone the chance to dig a little deeper into your pocket you better expect they will do exactly that! :bandit:

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[Focus]

they are all frickin crooks dude its just reality