Strange Snapnames - Reserve bid?

[Aggro]

Since when did SN have minimum reserve bids (see below - $99)?
Also this is for a domain that has not yet expired (15 May 2007)

Happen to anyone before???

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Dear SnapNames Customer,

Domain name(s) that you have placed a bid on are now scheduled for auction at a starting bid that is greater than your current maximum bid.

In order to win a domain name, the reserve bid must be met and your bid must be the winning bid.

Be sure to check on the start day of the auction for the actual start time. Note that if multiple equal bids are received, the first bidder wins the opening bid.

Domain Name / Reserve Bid / Your Max. Bid / Status Approx. Start Date
XXXX.com $99.00 $60.00 Reserve Not Met!! May 21, 2007 12:00 PDT

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[deb]

that sounds pretty strange :?

 

[DotWeekly]

It sounds like it's at Live Auction to me. Type the domain into Snap and see if it shows a Hour Amount left, or 1D 5H etc or 2D 5H etc.

Let me know what you find out.

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Been around for a while, methinks... Unless I'm remembering incorrectly, a few members found sites where private individuals were listing the names that they had for sale upcoming on snapnames with reserves.

-Allan

 

[DotWeekly]

Been around for a while, methinks... Unless I'm remembering incorrectly, a few members found sites where private individuals were listing the names that they had for sale upcoming on snapnames with reserves.

-Allan

Not sure why you would put a $99 reserve on a domain at snap. If Snap would take it to put on there site, it's going to be a good one there would be no reason to put a reserve that low. I have seen domains starting at $5K $2K etc. Aggro, feel free to PM me the domain and I will check into it for you, but I am 99% sure it's at Live Auction.