All registrars say domain available but GoDaddy.

See if you can find this domain in GoDaddy auctions, they do it quite often

If you really want the domain, why not just create a new account at somewhere like Epik (It's a 30 second process) and then, If you must, transfer into Godaddy after the 60 day lock. You'll probably kick yourself if the domain is indeed at godaddy auctions then sells at the minimum bid.

I'm pretty sure I came across the same situation with a domain I dropped at Godaddy, then tried to re-register at Godaddy after the full expiration period. It was a NO-GO So just done what I recommended above

Strange. After trying and failed in chrome, I used Firefox and was showing domai. available in godaddy.

I just ran into the same and godaddy does not seem to care, their best answer is that its a first...first they tried to tell me its in a different cart, then i told them it cant be its been more then 6 hours, so they just switched to it being a "backend" problem.

Its for a .net domain that is 100% available to register.... yet, godaddy does not seem to think so (over the course of the last 12 hours) not just a few minutes.

So, @Joe Styler, Do you happen to know any more details, does godaddy not use a live-check like every other registrar does?