Buy Pre-release Domains with High Trust Flow from NameJet
| Domain | Age yrs |
Ahrefs DR |
Moz DA |
Maj CF |
Maj TF |
Maj Dom |
Expiring InExp |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cardona-pj.net | 22 | 42m | ||||||
| agentwebranking.com | 26 | 42m | ||||||
| intellipharmaceutics.com | 25 | 42m | ||||||
| enpar-tech.com | 24 | 42m | ||||||
| kahrizak.com | 23 | 42m | ||||||
| edtexas.com | 20 | 42m | ||||||
| thewildrabbitcafe.com | 20 | 42m | ||||||
| salidaartwalk.org | 21 | 42m | ||||||
| broadgreeninternationalschool.com | 21 | 42m | ||||||
| winchendonfurniture.com | 21 | 42m |
Domain list showing all NameJet Prerelease domains that have a high Majestic Trust Flow
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.
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 MacDonaldUnited States