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Wheww! Some guy let this name expire and now its at almost $43,000 on auction...BIG overlook!!
 
I couldn't believe it when I saw it pass $40K. I wanted this domain, but did not value it at 5 figs. Must be an end-user battle for sure :D
 
really...I put a bid..but Im not paying over 40k..WOW not its over 45k..Unreal!!!!!
 
Sold at $45,100. I think quicklyusa bought it.
 
Well that worked out good for them then...but they had to pay for it! Oops, I think that was my domain that I let expire!!!!!!!!!lol...
 
It's a very good word popular and positive, can be used for many things. Not surprised it got a high price.
 
No doubt...very nice name!!! Just can't believe the overlook...
 
How "quickly" we forget.........:smilewinkgrin:
 
Dictionary domains. Dictionary domains. Dictionary domains. Say it, quickly. :D
 
Must not of been paid for yet, as the whois still shows Pending Renewal Deletion.

Boston Information Group, Inc. was the old owner and the email on file for the registrant..... was dead.

Just shows how important it is to keep your records up to date. I'm sure the CC on file was old as well.
 
Which reminds me...domains won at Namejet are kept for 6 weeks "on lock" (42 days). What happens if the original owner somehow claims them? Will Namejet reimburse the buyer?
 
Which reminds me...domains won at Namejet are kept for 6 weeks "on lock" (42 days). What happens if the original owner somehow claims them? Will Namejet reimburse the buyer?

That is ONLY on eNom domains. This one is with NetSol, so as soon as it's paid for, it's transfered into the new owners account.
 
Oh, ok. I thought they are in special mode regardless. So, any pre-released domains at NetSol are transferable out to another registrar immediately?
 
I'm still shocked someone actually forgot about it or overlooked it and let it expire. Can't believe the bids that are going on for it!!
 
So, any pre-released domains at NetSol are transferable out to another registrar immediately?

No, not to another registrar. There is the 60 hold, due to the registrant change, but it will be pushed into your NetSol account right after payment is made via NameJet. Once the domain is in your account, you "could" also do another push if you happened to sell it again (quick flip etc), with-in 60 days to another NetSol account, but not transfer out until after 61 days really.
 
Not sure about anyone else...But I really REALLY!! dislike this end of the auction bidding at these drop auctions. I think when the auction ends at a certain time..it should end and not keep on going on for 5min when someone places a higher bid.
 
Not sure about anyone else...But I really REALLY!! dislike this end of the auction bidding at these drop auctions. I think when the auction ends at a certain time..it should end and not keep on going on for 5min when someone places a higher bid.

That is only good for the bidders..... If you owned the domain, you would want the clock to reset as well ;)
 
Yes I def. understand. However these are names that really dont have any owner correct? Expired names?
 
Yes I def. understand. However these are names that really dont have any owner correct? Expired names?

NetSol actually owns most them or eNom or Snapnames etc, so I can see why they do it. If it's a PendingDelete domain, then whoever catches the domain, is the owner. So really, they all have owners.

Snipping is not fun when you were/are winning the auction and somebody snapped it out from you at the last second, when you would of bid more, but do not have a chance to bid again etc. If you get snipped, you almost feel robbed. It happens on eBay every second. lol That is one reason why eBay sucks for selling domains.

Auction Time resetting on last second bids, Is a good process to get the most out of the auction.... does it suck for the bidder that is currently winning and the price keeps driving up? Yes
 
Very true....Wow some of these drop companies are making loads of money then..
 
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