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Who catches Dynadot's names

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Who catches expired names registered at Dynadot?
 
i believe they go to auction at their marketplace
 
They have added "expired domain auctions" to their marketplace more than one year ago. These auctions remain open for 7 days.
You will need an order history with at least 1 successful payment in the last 365 days before you may place a bid.

And when the domain is pushed into the winning bidder's account, the domain will remain in an "auction lock" status for about 30 days.


Dynadot Expired Domain Auctions:

http://www.dynadot.com/marketplace/expired/



btw: dynadot IS JUST GREAT !!!!

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So if a domain is set to be released tomorrow, when would it show up in auction?
 
I have a drop catcher that I use through them. It will register names there but they do also have a marketplace there you can probably pick them up cheap.
 
Dynadot has their own marketplace where they sell expired dynadot domains during pre-release, long before pending delete.
I have added a dynadot feed to my site www.namecatch.com which is a free expired domain search site.
 
As mentioned above, I do not believe Dynadot is under the umbrella of Namejet Snapnames or TDNam. That said, I have a built a very good utility that uses Dynadot as a registrar to drop catch domain names the second they drop. Check it out at www.snatcher.org
 
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