How long does it take to get bids on GoDaddy Auctions

[phoenixlacour]

I put up my website playanyinstrument.com on Godaddy Auctions for £799/$999/€940 and it ends in 4 days and 4 hours from now, so I was wondering if I put it up for too much or something because I haven't gotten any bids. Should I wait or have I done something wrong? Thanks

 

[Silentptnr]

The market will tell you if you priced too high.

 

[Silentptnr]

Most auctions end unsold.

 

[phoenixlacour]

The market will tell you if you priced too high.

I asked my friend Mark but he said he didn't know what I was talking about.

 

[Silentptnr]

I understand. Its just that there are possibly over a million names for sale there.

Your domain is not a liquid domain. Someone would have to want that exact domain. Might be difficult to sell.

Domains like that sell here in a resale environment, for under $10.

Best of luck with it. You joining this forum will help you learn to cover any losses.

 

[AIS01]

As Simply as silent say...The market will tell you if you priced too high.

 

[Isac]

I put up my website playanyinstrument.com on Godaddy Auctions for £799/$999/€940 and it ends in 4 days and 4 hours from now, so I was wondering if I put it up for too much or something because I haven't gotten any bids. Should I wait or have I done something wrong? Thanks

The best way to sell domain in godaddy is 7 day auction with putting reserve price on it.

 

[Red.tape2]

I'm my personal experience godaddy.com is a waste of time. Many domain auctions get buried there. Just saying...

 

[Robert G]

did you pay to be featured?

 

[phoenixlacour]

did you pay to be featured?

No

 

[Steger13]

Mybe is to long?