Aged finance .com · expires in 8 days
Price drops daily. First buyer wins.
Inventory we've decided not to renew. Asking price starts at a floor and drops on a schedule until either someone buys at the current price or renewal expiration arrives. Pay more now or wait and risk losing it. Major discounts on aged assets.
Active reverse auctions.
EDU keyword .net · expires in 11 days
Local-services .com · expires in 19 days
Health-vertical .net · expires in 22 days
Tech 2-word .com · expires in 27 days
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The reverse-auction mechanic.
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Asking price drops on a schedule
Each reverse-auction listing starts at the original asking price and drops by a fixed amount each day until either someone buys at the current price or the domain reaches renewal expiration.
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First buyer at any price wins
No bidding. The first person to click "Buy now" at the current price gets the asset. Sets up an interesting decision: pay more now vs. wait and risk losing it.
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Hard floor at expiration
If the price drops to our floor and still no buyer, we let the domain expire. Floor is usually $25–$75 depending on registration cost; we don't take a loss on renewal.
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Why we list here instead of dropping
These are domains we've decided not to renew — either underperforming or off-thesis. Reverse auctions recover some capital we'd otherwise write off; buyers get genuine bargains on aged assets.
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