NameJet announced that it’s dropping the price of some domain backorders to $39 dollars.
Normally, the price is $69 dollars, so that’s a considerable discount.
According to the latest news from NameJet:
“While most of the domains on NameJet still start at $69, you will likely see more and more domains starting below this amount. Our expiry partner, Tucows, will be the first in this pilot program with starting bids as low as $39! Please note this does not affect existing backorders and is subject to change.”
So how does one get the $39 price?
There are two methods:
- Using the advanced search page, select Domain Type as [Pre-Release] and then click the [GO] or the [Search Domains] button. Next, click the column header [Min. Bid]. It will then sort from lowest to highest.
- On the downloads page, you can download the Pre-Release domain files, open in a spreadsheet and sort by minimum bid.
NameJet also announced some additional improvements to the domain list download page:
- Now you have the ability to download the Pre-Release lists with or without reserve ranges
- Also, the Auctions & Listings have been expanded to include the following:
All the current lists from the NameJet homepage, including Hot Picks
A “Most Popular” list for all Pre-Release domains that have at least 3 bids
A “Most Popular Last Chance” list for all Pre-Release domains that have at least 3 bids and are in their last day of Pre-Release
For more information, visit NameJet.com.
man if they would just fix search, still way to quirky, fails hard to understand.