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GoDaddy phases out domain backorders
GoDaddy's backorder platform has been around for a couple of decades. Originally, backorders were developed to help customers purchase expiring domains. However, as the industry has evolved, domain name backorders have become more irrelevant at GoDaddy as buyers utilize modern methods to secure...- GoDaddy
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GoDaddy phases out domain backorders
GoDaddy's backorder platform has been around for a couple of decades. Originally, backorders were developed to help customers purchase expiring domains. However, as the industry has evolved, domain name backorders have become more irrelevant at GoDaddy as buyers utilize modern methods to secure...- GoDaddy
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- Section: Drop Catchers and Expired Domain Services
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