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[NicTraders]

You'll know right when the auction ends. This rebate is only applicable when a reseller wins your auction.

So, if I were to sell via auction @ GNAME I would have no idea how much would be deducted in commissions until the sale occurs. I will certainly steer clear of selling on your platform. The calculations and variables sound rather complex. Thanks.

 

[CloudTech]

Thank you for your explanations. I still have a few questions to better understand how your auction system and reseller rebates work.

1. Reserve price discrepancy ($1 vs. $65)
As shown in my screenshots, I set the reserve price to $1 for all domains when creating the auctions. However, your explanation and final numbers uses $65 (before you edited your response and removed that information from it), claiming this amount was set by the seller. Where did the $65 come from if I explicitly set the reserve price to $1? According to your explanation, the reseller who won the auction should have received ($135 − $1) × 60% = $80.40, not $42. Therefore, for the domains I sold, I should have received ~$55 per domain, from which you would deduct another 15% commission because I'm not one of your resellers. This means I should have received ~$46.75 per domain after your commission.

2. How is the reserve price determined for Expired Domains?

• Who sets the initial reserve price for Expired Domain auctions, and how is it calculated?
• Is this price fixed or can it change during the auction?
• Can bidders see the exact reserve price used to calculate their reseller rebate?

3. How does the 60% reseller rebate work?
Let's consider an example:

• Reserve price: $100
• Winning bid: $1,100
• Difference: $1,000
• Reseller rebate (60%): $600
• Effective purchase price: $500

Am I correct that a Gname reseller who wins with a $1,100 bid effectively pays only $500 after receiving the rebate?

4. What about auctions through partners like Dynadot?

I've personally participated in many Gname auctions through Dynadot. If the same domain is auctioned on both platforms:

• Gname reseller: Wins at $1,100 but effectively pays $500 after the rebate.
• Dynadot bidder: Wins at $1,100 and pays the full amount without any rebate.

Is this correct? If so, does Dynadot receive the $600 rebate instead of the actual buyer?

5. does the 60% rebate apply to all Expired Domain/User auctions or only certain categories?

Thank you for clarifying these points.

waiting for reply