If you own a great domain which you no longer need or if you have ever found yourself wanting to register a great name, only to find it is already taken, you should try out our domain auction service.

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• Access to more than 75,000 new names per month;
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Here are the most often asked Questions regarding our Domain Name Auction Services. Please feel feel to contact us if you have any questions or concerns over the listing or buying processes. We'll be happy to help you.

Expired domain names that remain unsold after being put up for auction and are not renewed by their original registrant are released to the general public, typically between 70 and 75 days post expiration.

You will receive net 40% of the domain name's final selling price, once taxes and transaction fees are paid.
Applicable taxes and transaction fees

Your right to re-register your name and the fees you are required to pay do not change as a result of the auction. You may re-register your name until the 70th day post the expiry date. Please note that a renewal fee is charged if the name is registered within 40 days post-expiry, and that the higher redemption fee is charged if the name is registered 40 to 70 days post-expiry.

By choosing to not renew your name, you are relinquishing your rights to it. As a result, if you do not renew your domain name, it may be put up for auction. If the domain is sold, you will receive 40 percent of the auction's final net selling price once applicable fees and transaction charges are deducted.

The auction service only places .com, .net, .org, .info and .biz domain names up for auction.

There are no listing fees for this service. There are renewal fees, an ICANN fee and a financial transaction fee.

The initial asking price for all domain names is $60 USD. Bids must be increased in the following bidding increments

The domain is placed in escrow for 60 days from the date the auction ended. At the end of escrow, once payment is received, the name is transferred to your profile and the proceeds from the auction are distributed.

On the 100th day post expiry, 40% of the final net selling price (minus applicable taxes, domain fees and transaction fees) a check will be issued and posted to you via mail. The check will be mailed to the administrative contact listed in the domain's WHOIS information. It is therefore very important to you that you keep this information up to date.

Sorry but they cannot be re-auctioned.

No. Only domain names can be sold using this auction system.

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