If the starting bid is $99 then I am almost certain that the domain has been put on auction by the owner and is not actually a drop. If this is the case then the price will not be lowered. You can confirm this by doing a whois check to see if the domain has a current owner and expiry date.
Wait a bit more. When there are no bids on the name, then it will be picked up by tasters. Check back every 6 days. Tasters will drop the names if it doesn't bring them any income. Do not goto the site and click on the advertisement. I once picked up a name after it's been tasted 3 times or roughly 15 days.
If the starting bid is $99 then I am almost certain that the domain has been put on auction by the owner and is not actually a drop. If this is the case then the price will not be lowered. You can confirm this by doing a whois check to see if the domain has a current owner and expiry date.
I've asked Snapnames once, why the starting bids are different for different domains like $59, $69, $79, $99. The answer given is the different registrars want different minimum amounts from the sales, hence the different starting bids.
wht is the ns ?
if it starts with one of week days like "tuesday"
it will drop if no bids in 4 (taste time) days mostly but sometime they keep
couple taste period if they see potential to sell (like high pr/bl etc.)
and most taken by other tasters after snap release them