| BackOrdering a Domain Name Through Godaddy |
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kukkad
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BackOrdering a Domain Name Through Godaddy
Hi Friends,
I had placed a "Backorder" for a Domain Name through Godaddy.com
They charged me close to $17 for it.
When I placed the Backorder, the Domain Status was " Redemption Period" but the Registrant Contact showed the name as "Pending Delete".
Now, the Status of the Domain Name has changed from "Redemption Period" to "Pending Delete"
Status: pendingDelete
Updated Date: 17-oct-2007
Creation Date: 06-aug-2004
Expiration Date: 06-aug-2007
EXPIRED DOMAIN
Registrant:
Pending Deletion
PO Box 821066
Vancouver, Washington 98682-0024
US
+1.3604495933
+1.3604495933
pending-deletion@dotregistrar.com
Do you think Godaddy's Backorder system is weak. Till now I have been using "Snapnames.com" and/or "Pool.com" for Backordering domain names and had been quit successful.
Do you guys feel Godaddy's service would not be competitive enough to match with Dedicated backorder services of Pool.com and Snapnames.com - its just that the others charge an amount close to $60 for backorders.
Please advice.
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| 10-19-2007 12:38 AM |
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tricolorro
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RE: BackOrdering a Domain Name Through Godaddy
Hi Friends,
I had placed a "Backorder" for a Domain Name through Godaddy.com
They charged me close to $17 for it.
When I placed the Backorder, the Domain Status was " Redemption Period" but the Registrant Contact showed the name as "Pending Delete".
Now, the Status of the Domain Name has changed from "Redemption Period" to "Pending Delete"
Status: pendingDelete
Updated Date: 17-oct-2007
Creation Date: 06-aug-2004
Expiration Date: 06-aug-2007
EXPIRED DOMAIN
Registrant:
Pending Deletion
PO Box 821066
Vancouver, Washington 98682-0024
US
+1.3604495933
+1.3604495933
pending-deletion@dotregistrar.com
Do you think Godaddy's Backorder system is weak. Till now I have been using "Snapnames.com" and/or "Pool.com" for Backordering domain names and had been quit successful.
Do you guys feel Godaddy's service would not be competitive enough to match with Dedicated backorder services of Pool.com and Snapnames.com - its just that the others charge an amount close to $60 for backorders.
Please advice.
Hi,
GoDaddy's backorder sevice is not good.
They cannot even capture domains registered at GoDaddy.
Also,you have to pay up front.
There is no refund if they don't capture your domain. But you can place another backorder without paying.
SnapNames, Pool and NameJet cost more
but you do not pay anything up front.
If you really want to use GD for backorders, then you should join
their wholesale division called BlueRazor.
There's a $9.95 fee to join but backorders are just $12.95.
https://account.bluerazor.com/
Patrick
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| 11-04-2007 07:59 AM |
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RE: BackOrdering a Domain Name Through Godaddy
A second opinion here..almost in-line with the first. AVOID Godaddy back-orders. Like kukkad said, they catch very little, even with companies they partner with.
Domains for sale: www.MyDomains.net/ForSale
The domain MyDomains.net is also for sale over at Sedo.com!
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| 11-04-2007 09:58 AM |
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GreenGambler
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RE: BackOrdering a Domain Name Through Godaddy
I've never had any luck back-ordering domain names via GoDaddy.
Don't do it, you will most likely waste your money and not get the name you want.
CHAT LIVE in the domainers chat room at NameChatter.com
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| 06-12-2008 07:07 PM |
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