Setting a Reserve Price for Domain Auctions
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January 2, 2009 9:50 AM
You can purchase the option to set a reserve price, which is the lowest price you will accept for a domain, for domain auctions you list on Go Daddy Auctions. Setting a reserve price allows you to set a lower minimum price as encouragement for potential buyers to place initial bids, but it ensures the domain only sells if the reserve price is met. You can only set a reserve price for domains listed for public auction. For more information about your options for listing domains, see Understanding Selling and Listing Options.
You cannot set or increase a reserve price after the auction starts. However, you can lower a reserve price. For more information, see Changing My Reserve Price.
To Set a Reserve Price for a Public Auction
- Log in to Go Daddy Auctions. Your Account Manager displays.
- Click Auctions.
- From the Sell Domains menu, select List a Domain.
- Complete the fields, as specified. For more information about domain auctions, see Selling Domains by Public Auction.
- From the Select your listing choice section, select 7-Day Public Auction.
- Click Continue.
- In the Enter Reserve Price field, enter your reserve price.
- Read the Terms of Service, and, if you agree to the terms, select I agree.
- Click Checkout and proceed through the checkout.