Last aftermarlet auction for the year

[DavidL]

ends in 15 mins...

How about 'CheapSexToys.com.au" as a last minute Xmas present for a loved one?

http://www.netfleet.com.au/index.php?a=auctions

 

[Scott.L]

The countdown at neetfleet closes at 2am with 8 hours to go? yet the clock at drop at 2pm with 18 hours to go...hmmmm.....

 

[Mark]

Thanks for heads up. Now fixed (someone meddled with the timezone on our server!!)

Cheers, Mark

 

[snoopy]

For names pushed to auction from an offer, when would the next auction be held? (seems they don't go to auction straight away)

thx

 

[DavidL]

Hi snoopy

Normally for push to auctions you so go to the front of the queue (even if all 50 slots allocated you'll still go in the next one). However taking a break over Xmas so next auction 11th Jan.

Cheers

David

 

[Shaun]

Hi snoopy

Normally for push to auctions you so go to the front of the queue (even if all 50 slots allocated you'll still go in the next one). However taking a break over Xmas so next auction 11th Jan.

Cheers

David

Starting on the 11th or ending on the 11th?

 

[Honan]

Starting on the 11th or ending on the 11th?

Starting 11th of Jan
Still 10 places left

 

[snoopy]

This is annoyingly complex, instead of just being able to push a name to auction with a couple of clicks I get pages of convoluted text, the need to enter "reserves" (why, I'm pushing to auction?) and even enter the domain (err it is the name I just clicked on "send to auction"). After all that it tells me I need to make a payment to sell a name that has an offer and is going to sell anyway.

Need to look at how how Sedo do this and make it simple. It needs one option box and a confirm page, that is it.