Godaddy auction membership worth it?

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srhcom

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Or is there a better place to browse for aged domains? I see Godaddy charges a fee.

If I buy an aged domain at auction, does it keep its age or get reset as a new domain?

 

englandrm

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Nov 11, 2010

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• #2

Check flippa, and it should keep the age as long as it's transferred.

 

themidiman

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• #3

I don't think you have much to loose. What is it like 5 bucks for a year? I've bought some nice aged domains from Godaddy auctions. Definitely worth it for me.

 

ppcmaster

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Dec 26, 2008

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Has to be Flippa! Never used GoDaddy though...

 

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srhcom

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• #5

So even if the auction says Category(s):
Expired

The age transfers over for seo purposes?

 

WARHOL

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Apr 24, 2011

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yeah interested in this one too. im looking to buy old domains, will the domain age transfer or it will reset to 0?

 

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djlight

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• Aug 13, 2011

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I have used MANY services for it. MOST places are free....Godaddy does charge, but it is minimal. I have actually gotten some GEMS from the TDNAM auctions though....but typically...they are full of newbie domainers that WAY overpay for the names.

 

┼blackrat┼

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busybee4

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• Aug 18, 2011

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You can get 50% off with this code : AUCTION12

 

chief99

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• Aug 18, 2011

• #10

If you been with godaddy for a long time, well in my case its free. Either way the cost is nominal but the domains are not necessarily always cheap.