Hello NamePros community! We are creating a single thread where we can share announcements in, talk about product updates, people can ask questions and host a great discussion on all things domains!
I'll be interested to hear...
sav.com backorders are only good for domains you suspect nobody else cares about and you want to get as cheap as possible. For anything else, even $11 dropcatch discount backorders are infinitely more effective, but you need to take the risk of HugeDomains frontrunning you. For domains you really care about - full-price dropcatch + snapnames/namejet backorders.
That said, sav caught me a few domains in the past. But it was just a small percent of what I ordered.
Yes, DropCatch, HugeDomains and NameBright are all the same company.
No, they don't participate in DropCatch auctions and they don't precede regular-price backorders, only the discounted ones.
Worrying. I don't have many domains with SAV, but it sounds like I better check what I have there...Today I noticed something very concerning.
I had some weird double charges in my card.
After a lot of searching, I found duplicate invoices in my account.
I spoke with support, they will refund me...
It s because of some maintenance they said...
Yea ok nice!
At the same time I have 5 open tickets.
Some domains missing from my account, one cannot be unlocked etc...
About clientHold Sav places a clientHold status on your domain when the ICANN mandated WHOIS registrant contact verification is not completed within 15 days. This status disables your domain until the contact is verified.
I've finally been able to resolve it. I'll take note of this ensure to send you a DM next time I need help.@PurpleMan - We aim to respond to all tickets within 1 business day (M-F) and actually reply to most tickets within a few business hours. If you want to DM me the title of the ticket and your email address I would be happy to take a look.
Not all bidders are pre-authed. Here is how it works: https://help.sav.com/kb/en/article/...-pre-authorizations-after-bidding-on-auctionsAlso lately I have noticed in many particular auctions systematically the high bidder doesn't pay, and the auctions restarts. Some examples are fed.xyz, inc.xyz, vjx.xyz, fjord.io and many more 3L .xyz and .io, that have been in auction for more than 5 consecutive times. Most of the times the bids are much higher than the true market value of the domain. So apparently someone bids his own domains to the point that there will be a satisfying offer from someone else, and of course he doesn't pay...
And my question is: Don't you use pre-authorized charges? How can this happen? Don't you keep these money afterwards?
Also are you aware that when someone bids an X amount of money (that you pre-authorized charge) and then puts another higher proxy bid in the same domain these funds are released?
For example if I bid in a random domain for $1000(that you pre-authorized charge), and just after I bid again for any amount from $1001 to $2999, you instantly release all my funds.
Also I wanted to ask:
1. Is there any timeline about the connection between the available money and the purchases?
2. The download auctions function works?
Thank you
Huh?it is wise if sav consider "wise" as payment
It looks like sav was hacked
Great tip, Theo! Sav is rock solid.Yes. You can use the same email, just don't use the same password.
Thats not good. Employee retention is very important for security and trust.Hello All. Unfortunately @abigailatsav is no longer part of the Sav team. If there are any pending issues you were working with her on please feel free to DM me the details and I can pick them up.
Yeah Great! Until you have to pay twice for the domain you've won in the auction!! And ending with your account banned!
Fix the bugs and errors!! Before launching the new system!