- Impact
- 741
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!


@twiki - If the domain is at Sav you can just go to that domain and unlist it. If the domain is not at Sav, enter
domain.com,remove
In the bulk edit section. You essentially just replace the price with the word "remove".
@Larry - I don't see a DM from you; see our post above. We are aware this comes up but it appears to be random so it is taking a while to track down. With your ticket we can get additional details to resolve it for you and all users.
@pb - We recommend entering your max bid once and letting the system proxy bid up to that which eliminates multiple pre-auths.
@Nick R what you're doing now is not only wrong, it's almost certainly against your payment processors TOS. You need to fix this now. There are no warnings, notifications or conditions that can override your duty not to charge/block CCs the way you currently do in auctions.This exact reason is one of the big reasons why we are considering adding in our own pre-paid funds. We don't have any details yet though.
@Brandworthy We actually say this on the confirmation screen of every bid placed to make it as clear as possible. The How Auctions Work page referenced in our TOS and in many other places notes this as well:
![]()
Note point #8 on https://www.sav.com/pages/how_auctions_work
We can understand not agreeing with this process and we are looking at changing it i the near future but please do not say that we do not give any notification.
Please re-read my comments. Where did I say you don't give that notification? I said that any such notification does not relieve you of your duty to not do what you're doing:We can understand not agreeing with this process and we are looking at changing it i the near future but please do not say that we do not give any notification.
@Nick R my ticket requesting the name of your payment processor is 124505.There are no warnings, notifications or conditions that can override your duty not to charge/block CCs the way you currently do in auctions.
If I bid up to $141 in multiple steps, your own conditions state that you *WILL* preauthorize for the bid amount. You preauthorized over $400 USD against my bid of $141. I didn't bid $400, I bid $141.Your payment will be preauthorized for the bid amount on each auction you bid on.
Let me be clear here:[... ] and understand that your credit card may be authorized for your bid upon submission.




