Save $50 on your next GoDaddy Auctions purchase.

[henry93]

Got this email a week ago.
This might be useful for you.

(Edited: try this coupon If you are wining domains at GD auction)

Let others know, whether it works or not.

*Valid for 30 days from send. Limit one per shopper. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount, or promotion. One $50 credit per customer to be applied solely to domain name auctions purchased exclusively through GoDaddy Auctions. Credit does not apply to domain registration, renewal transfer or ICANN fees. Offer subject to change without notice.

 

[Kyle Tully]

Invalid for me.

 

[henry93]

working for anyone?

 

[Birod sigdel]

Not working and weak chat help,

 

[Abid N]

working for anyone?

No

 

[homebuyer]

Got this email a week ago.
This might be useful for you (or might not work).
Let others know, whether it works or not.


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*Valid for 30 days from send. Limit one per shopper. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, discount, or promotion. One $50 credit per customer to be applied solely to domain name auctions purchased exclusively through GoDaddy Auctions. Credit does not apply to domain registration, renewal transfer or ICANN fees. Offer subject to change without notice.

So, you bid over $50 on an expired domain, win the auction, proceed to checkout, find out your discount coupon doesn't work, and end up paying over $50 for the domain...

 

[henry93]

So, you bid over $50 on an expired domain, win the auction, proceed to checkout, find out your discount coupon doesn't work, and end up paying over $50 for the domain...

may be, I am not sure.

If anyone of you are winning domains at GD auction then there is no harm to try this coupon.

I do not use GD auction anymore and may be that's the reason their system sent that email to me. Obviously, I found it expensive to win domains there.