Squadhelp contest terrible problem

[theodore_zhou]

Today i got two messages from a contest holder from squadhelp.com
he told me he liked my name but squadhelp system shows not available with red cross mark.
i believe i lost his interest forever,as i sent him several messages to explain and no reply.

Then i check my listing for the name,everything is all right.
in fact before you submit names,squadhelp will do a check.
but when i check into my contest submissing part,wow,so many times my names i submitted,and squadhelp system shows unavailable with a unhappy emoji.
Just do not know where goes wrong,also contacted squadhelp staff,they told me it is all good for my account and names.

really stupid mistake,until customer told me,i will nevner it.
best for all of you,also check yourself in the my contest submissing to see if everything is all right.

 

[Maximinus]

What I meant was your domains are not searchable on the SH market as you showed above. That is normal and why you get the very low 7.5% commish. Its the same as DAN or Efty in that you have a marketplace of your own.

Not sure why you don’t see the distinction between premium (searchable on SH) versus WLM (searchable by type in on external browser)

Not shocked they charge you to participate in contests.

Even though I am new to the SquadHelp platform I am not dumb.
I am not sure why you are blaming me about the domain classification mess on SquadHelp.

Here is my domain on my WhiteLabelMarketplace landing page:

But on Navigation menu it shows as Standard listing:

And finally, once submitted to a contest it becomes a Premium:

SquadHelp is inventing terms.
Jungling with them.
And finally blaming everyone of not understanding what is the whole terminology about.
Just like you did.

 

[Berserker]

This is a bit old, but what I understand of the issue (according to the red circled domains on the picture posted above) is that SH is making domains UNAVAILABLE once they are a "pending winner selection". This seems quite logical: If contest A holder may choose your domain (because you submitted it there), SH won't let you submit it to contest B and risk 2 persons wants to buy your domain at the same time. This would be a problem.

What seems to have happened above is that the contest A holder didn't probably "like" the domain when @theodore_zhou submitted it again to contest B, reason why he was able to submit it, and it was "available". Then contest A holder "liked" it and that made it a "pending winner". It thus became unavailable in contest B (but it was available when submitted, because it wasn't a "pending winner" at that time).