Domain Maj
TF
Expiring
In
Exp
   saferhomescoalition.org 28 17h 33m
   blueharvest.net 27 17h 33m
   expocharger.com 23 17h 33m
   aquacraft.com 23 17h 33m
   eddiestrickshop.com 24 17h 33m
   stevebacic.com 24 17h 33m
   ortizal.com 26 17h 33m
   oursaviourlutheran-brla.org 21 17h 33m
   southsearattan.com 20 17h 33m
   classiccar-sales.com 21 17h 33m
 
 
Domain list showing all NameJet Prerelease domains that have a high Majestic Trust Flow
process 2

NameJet's Pre-Release domains are expired names that have been provided through NameJet's exclusive partnerships with other registrars in the industry.

NameJet publishes daily a list of all such domains. Customers can backorder these domains in the same manner as normal Pending Delete domains. The auction will close if there is only a single backorder request and the minimum bid amount is met.

process 2
process 2

If there are multiple domain backorders, then the domain is put in a 3-day private auction that starts on the release date. The auction starts between 11AM and 2PM (PT) on the release day.





 
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Josh MacDonald
United States