Guide to Find GoDaddy Domain Name Auctions With At Least 1 Bid
I found that Jamie’s posts were helpful and made it easy to find auctions at Go Daddy with at least one bidder. They were helpful to me because I find GoDaddy’s auction platform a bit frustrating to use. Since Jamie said he isn’t going to post the auctions with at least one bid any longer, I will share the way for you to find them on your own.
I am sure it’s frustrating as a bidder to see a name you are bidding on highlighted, but there is some gamesmanship with auctions, and I recommend waiting until the final possible moments to place your bid.
1) Log in to your GoDaddy account (you need a membership)
2) In the top drop down menu under “Domains” click “GoDaddy Auctions”
3) On the Auctions page, click “Expired Domains”
4) On the right menu, check the following:
– Predefined: “A TO Z Listings”
– # of Bids: “More than 0”
– Type: “Expiring Auctions”
5) Make sure the other options are unchecked, although you can pare it down to .com if you want or other extensions, # of days remaining…etc.
There may be other ways to get there, but this is the best way I’ve found.
Personally, I think GoDaddy’s auction platform needs a user interface overhaul. I haven’t used it much because I have found it frustrating to search. IMO, they would be well advised to take a group of willing customers at TRAFFIC and watch them use the site to see where frustrations arise (hint, hint).
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John
The search criteria part is a bit tedious, but once the results come up one can save it and reference it easily over and over again. Just set up a bunch of Saved searches.
BullS
Is there a way you can do a search that your domains are in the auction block when you don’t renew them?
Patricia Kaehler
Is there a way to have the GD Auctions Automatically eMailed Continually or Daily ??
Post here or eMail me…
DomainBELL @DomainBELL.com
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Thanks guys…
~Patricia – DomainBELL
kostaki
I agree! The GoDaddy interface is horrible for “newbies”. I don’t understand why GoDaddy isn’t seeing that… That’s another reason why I added a GoDaddy Expired Domain list to my website. In the member area you can filter the list down to only domains with bids, consisting out of English words (1, 2 or more words if you like) and of course all the other jazz.
Paul Nicks
Alright Elliot, you’re on.
I’ll be at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. in October and would be happy to watch how users of various experience levels use the site.
Anyone who wants to take me up on the offer, swing by our booth. I look forward to the opportunity.
-Paul
Elliot Silver
Great!
Brandon
Go Daddy leaves out so much important information in their auctions. My site fills in the holes that are needed to buy a good domain. Great post.