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Minimum bids ensure auctions start at a reasonable value. Bid increments define how much higher each new bid must be. These rules prevent bid manipulation and keep auctions efficient and …
Read MoreBuyers should choose domains that are easy to spell, short, and aligned with their brand identity.
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Read MoreVerification, escrow, and controlled communication help prevent scams and unauthorized domain sales.
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Read MoreExpired domains were previously registered and released. Premium domains are intentionally priced higher due to branding value.
Read MoreSome auctions extend automatically when last-minute bids are placed, preventing unfair “sniping.”
Read MoreA reserve price is the minimum acceptable sale price. If bids don’t reach it, the domain is not sold.
Read MoreAfter completion, ownership updates, escrow releases funds, and the domain appears in the buyer’s account. The seller no longer controls the domain.
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