jideofor Top Member VIP โ 15 โ Impact 4,143 100% 3 Feedback Dec 8, 2018 1K views 2 replies #1 I am looking at a domain name and it expired 2 days ago, according to whois. How many more days should I wait before seeing it on godaddy auction?
I am looking at a domain name and it expired 2 days ago, according to whois. How many more days should I wait before seeing it on godaddy auction?
Ategy Arif M, NameCult.com TheDomainSocial.comTop Member VIP ICA Member Gold Account Large Portfolio Impact 17,420 100% 22 Feedback Dec 9, 2018 1 point #2 The domain should appear in the auction system around day 25 .. it appears 10 days before the actual auction end date (about day 35). Also don't forget that a lot of domains get renewed after their official expiration date. Good luck getting it!
The domain should appear in the auction system around day 25 .. it appears 10 days before the actual auction end date (about day 35). Also don't forget that a lot of domains get renewed after their official expiration date. Good luck getting it!
jideofor Top Member VIP โ 15 โ Impact 4,143 100% 3 Feedback Dec 9, 2018 #3 Ategy.com said: The domain should appear in the auction system around day 25 .. it appears 10 days before the actual auction end date (about day 35). Also don't forget that a lot of domains get renewed after their official expiration date. Good luck getting it! Click to expand... Yeah, thanks. I am hoping it doesn't get renewed... I will keep my eyes on it. But I learned that if after 30 days of expiry, you can no longer renew or transfer it as per Godaddy's new policy.
Ategy.com said: The domain should appear in the auction system around day 25 .. it appears 10 days before the actual auction end date (about day 35). Also don't forget that a lot of domains get renewed after their official expiration date. Good luck getting it! Click to expand... Yeah, thanks. I am hoping it doesn't get renewed... I will keep my eyes on it. But I learned that if after 30 days of expiry, you can no longer renew or transfer it as per Godaddy's new policy.