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Pheenix announced that it will be increasing pricing for Gold backorders to $59.99 for com/net. The change will be effective on July 15, 2017. There will also be increases for other domain extensions. This is the 3rd increase for Pheenix in the past year. On January 15, 2017, pricing for Gold...

SnapNames just announced that the price of backorders will increase to $79 from $69 (around 14%) on Tuesday July 19th. The company references advances in technology, improvement in security, and other domain services as reasons for this price increase. The price increase will impact both expiry...

Heather Dopson, a community builder at GoDaddy, and Joe Styler, the aftermarket product manager at GoDaddy, chatted about the basics of buying Expired Domains on GoDaddy’s auctions. They talked about the timeline of when and how to bid, and why bidding on expired domains with Go Daddy makes...

NameJet is increasing the minimum bid price for pending delete domain names from $39 to $69. At the time of that announcement, the company said the reduced price was for a limited time, and it seems that time has come to an end. Source

I just got an email from Namejet.com that effective sometime today their “promotional pricing” of $39 minimum on backorders on Pending Delete domain names is ending. The new minimum backorder for Pending Delete domains will now be $69. “This is being done as part of a broader initiative to...