question GD closeouts lifespan? Also, how to get full lists?

[golan]

I've never been really using GD, so don't know some basics...

1. Do i understand right, that closeout domains have only a few hours lifespan? And thus there is a new list every few hours?

2. Is there a way to export or parse full expired auctions and closeout lists? Native export gives only 40K rows.

Thanks

 

[golan]

Anyone?

 

[pjb1978]

I could be wrong, but I believe a closeout lasts 24 hours at each price level. Each day that the name doesn't sell, the price is decreased by $1. I want to say that they start at $11, and go down as low as $5.

 

[D Haynes]

I could be wrong, but I believe a closeout lasts 24 hours at each price level. Each day that the name doesn't sell, the price is decreased by $1. I want to say that they start at $11, and go down as low as $5.

Sounds about right to me. Think it's over a period of a week.

 

[golan]

I could be wrong, but I believe a closeout lasts 24 hours at each price level. Each day that the name doesn't sell, the price is decreased by $1. I want to say that they start at $11, and go down as low as $5.

Sounds about right to me. Think it's over a period of a week.

Thank you for your inputs.

What am i doing wrong? I can only see domains with max 8:55 to go

And minimum price $5, not $1...

 

[D Haynes]

Thank you for your inputs.

What am i doing wrong? I can only see domains with max 8:55 to go

And minimum price $5, not $1...

Maybe it's a search filter you have on? I don't search through GD directly so I'm not sure I'm afraid. I always use expireddomains.net and go to GD closeouts panel. As far as I know, if it's at 5 dollars it's the last day it's available to buy or renew before they drop it.

 

[Kate]

You can get auctions files from their FTP site - ask GD.
But I think they are all XML, you'll need some scripting to parse them.
(I set up the whole thing years ago and haven't checked back).

 

[golan]

Thanks @Kate , already found the ftp list. Tons of lists there, no problem with parsing, just a few regexp's in a text editor.