How long for GoDaddy to push my domain name

[steveteva]

I just bought a domain name that was available for Buy now after auction ended without any bids. I have paid for GodaddyAuction a $5 fee to buy or bid.
After my purchase and have the Godaddy receipt I look at my account the domain name wasn't there also Whois still previous owner.
Also went back to the page "Buy now" and it displays "Buy now Closeout" so I asume that I bought it.

How long does it takes Godaddy to push to my account?

 

[JoshuaPz]

I just bought a domain name that was available for Buy now after auction ended without any bids. I have paid for GodaddyAuction a $5 fee to buy or bid.
After my purchase and have the Godaddy receipt I look at my account the domain name wasn't there also Whois still previous owner.
Also went back to the page "Buy now" and it displays "Buy now Closeout" so I asume that I bought it.

How long does it takes Godaddy to push to my account?

About 3 days I think. Open up the "Domains Won" section on your left sidebar to learn of the exact date when the TDNAM domain will land in your account.

 

[steveteva]

About 3 days I think. Open up the "Domains Won" section on your left sidebar to learn of the exact date when the TDNAM domain will land in your account.

Great info thanks, it says mine on may 25 also *Yours On is subject to current registrants rights.

Man, this is really not fair, if the registrant renew it I loose it? also I think they don't give back money.
Hummm, why not if the contact current owner and send a renewal notice, that will be unluck.

Is that the way all expired market place work?

I was starting to jump but now I'm not sure

 

[DN BROKER]

5-14 days

 

[bmugford]

When an expired auction on GoDaddy ends the domain is normally yours in 7 Days. If no bids are placed the domain is usually moved to the closeout section for 5 Days. Depending when you buy it the wait could be from 3-7 Days roughly.

I have found that the domain is normally transferred a day ahead of the "Yours On" date.

The original owner has to pay an $80 fee to claim the domain. This rarely happens. But if it does, GoDaddy will refund the purchase of the domain.

Brad

 

[steveteva]

When an expired auction on GoDaddy ends the domain is normally yours in 7 Days. If no bids are placed the domain is usually moved to the closeout section for 5 Days. Depending when you buy it the wait could be from 3-7 Days roughly.

I have found that the domain is normally transferred a day ahead of the "Yours On" date.

The original owner has to pay an $80 fee to claim the domain. This rarely happens. But if it does, GoDaddy will refund the purchase of the domain.

Brad

This is great news: REFUND thanks a lot, sorry but did not read Godaddy agreements so I'm not Savvy on this.

 

[werty]

No more than 10 days. That is what they have told me and I usually receive them within 1 week.