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The one I owned (with no reserve) never got a bid ^_^. Not even a $100 bid. It has averaged $350 to $450 a month ppc revenue (without adatising) for the past year and growing fast! it should make $500.00 ppc revenue this month. I sure was lucky that nobody even bid $100 on it lol.
When you submit domains via their auction submission form, Does anyone know where the record of that submission is?
Under the new format, the only option you have is to print the list that is generated at the time of submission which states which domains were successfully uploaded. After that, you have to email your rep (which I do with any changes) or wait for her/him to send you the final request for confirmation of domains scheduled for auction (usually two days before the auction).
I have to say, while I have many issues with the Moniker/Oversee auction processes (especially giving buyers a month or more to pay for a domain), I've never had an issue where my rep didn't correct an error beforehand. Heck, she even kept in email touch with me during one Live auction and helped me reintroduce a domain which had bids but didn't hit reserve.
Sent our rep an email on 7/23 asking for it and no reply.
Considering what's at stake, there needs to be an online record of the submission to eliminate any confusion or misunderstanding... I have a handful of domains accepted to Internext and I dont have any record of what the reserves were set at...
Should of printed it out but didn't.
James,
I have not received the list yet as soon as I receive one , I will send a confirmation to all of my customers of their accepted names.
A good rep makes all the difference.I think I have a new rep now (not officially though). I didn't say anything to him (old rep) as I didn't want to hurt his feelings.
When you submit domains via their auction submission form, Does anyone know where the record of that submission is? I think this is VERY important... If you have no record of that submission, it becomes Moniker's word against yours, And with your domains already transferred to Moniker, the ball is in their court.