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I would like to make a small suggestion, that would benefit Dynadot and its customers about the way expired auctions are handled.
I am actively buying domains in the aftermarket, but always find using Dynadot a pain, as I can't easily browse through the expiring domains.
My suggestion: make a downloadable .txt file or .csv file with all the domains set to expire at Dynadot in the next 7 days. That way everybody will be able to have a better view on what names do expire. Many people then would analyze the domains and would bid more on expiring domains.
It is just a simple service bigger auction companies offer. And I do not think that technically it is hard to make.
Right now it is very hard to analyze all the domains as they are poorly organized. By enabling everybody to analyze the expiring domains for themselves, people would use more your services.
Nice suggestion Alex. As a Dynadot customer myself and someone who spends thousands of dollars per month on aftermarket domains I couldn't agree with you more.
If Dynadot offered this service I would surely bid on their domains much more also. Hope that someone can get this implemented.
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