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Hi, I really need this. Can you guide me on how to go about it?

Great. He was only trying to scare you initially by mentioning lawyers

It's a fresh scam. Tell him to buy the domain from you for $1700 and sell it to the firm for $50k

He/she will work his/her a** off

What's the latest on the domain

I don't know of any way to do that but I know how to check if a name is trademarked. Visit Trademarkia.com and search using the keywords of the domain

You can try dropcatch, dynadot, SAV to backorder the domains

You can reach out to the owner of the domain through whois. You will see the email of the owner if the privacy is unlocked. However,if it's not, you will see an email like privacy@gd3ytre33. Send an email to them through this. It will redirect and drop in their registered email address with the...

Is the domain brandable or emd? You can check sites using similar names as your and pitch it to them by sending them emails or by phone calls

I will choose .com any day any time

GoDaddy appraisal tool is not reliable

Namecheap, porkbun, dynadot

Bid towards the end of the auction but don't bid above your budget. If the domain is a great one, then you must be ready to go on war with the big guys

Don't trust GoDaddy valuation at all, it's not reliable. A $50,000 worth domain might be appraised at $2000. Alternatively, what you can do is to check out Namebio and look at similar domain sales to have an idea of the pricing. This is just a guide, not an ultimate determinant.

Okay. By the way, I checked out the website yesterday, I don't even understand how to navigate it effectively. I will just keep to ExpiredDomains

That's because they don't accept clicking your own ads or even buying traffic. They want only natural traffic

I wasn't kidding at all. I thought it's his website

Good work at that. Does it include filters to filter out the bad domains?

GoDaddy auctions is for the big players in the domaining realm

Depends on the domain and the end user(s). But more often than not, .com can be flipped faster than .xyz. Why? Because .com is more popular.