In short, GoDaddy closed the expired domain “loophole” that allowed a backorder the second an auction closes, allowing many to win the domain for the cost of a backorder before it gets placed into closeout.
While many people don’t have access to GoDaddy’s legacy Aftermarket API, DNCloser offers you expired domain purchasing for a fraction of the cost if you were to place a last minute bid and get into a bidding war, likely leading to hundreds of dollars when it’s all said and done.
Once selected expired domain has been purchased and placed in DNCloser’s GoDaddy account, the given domain is then transferred to customer’s respective GoDaddy Account. Just that easy!
In addition to the expired domain auction cost (likely $50 or less) and a one-year renewal fee ($12 or less), a $10 service charge is added for each domain won, rather successfully purchased and paid for.
For example, the typical breakdown for an expired .COM domain auction:
$11.00 Auction PriceFor example, the typical breakdown for an expired .NET domain auction:
$11.00 Auction PriceFor example, the typical breakdown for an expired .ORG domain auction:
$11.00 Auction PriceNo, expired domains purchased by customers are not refunded.
To purchase expired domains via DNCloser, customers pre-fund account by wiring $250.00 or more to the parent company of DNCloser, DN Strategies, LLC. Contact info@dnstrategies.com to obtain wire transfer or Venmo information.
Because DNCloser is an exclusive offering with a maximum of 20 customer seats available, please contact info@dnstrategies.com to inquire about the availability of account seats.