Expiring Names - NameJet

As previously posted in our article GMH.com - Poor Management at Hughes, GMH.com was auctioned in a pre-release at Namejet for the sum of $13,600 on September 8th 2009. Today we received notification that this domain is up for re-auction, with 192 bidders in the list instead of the original 197 bidders.

Previous high bidder was adam786 who defaulted.

Previous competing bidder was Gooner who is in the auction again. Gooner bid through $13,400 so may be likely to do so again, and has probably already set a max bid in this range.

What will this domain go for this time? Probably less, but that depends on who will be entering this time around.

If you are interested in bidding in this auction, you can use our proxy bid service. Please note our rates for auctions of this level:

• $100 fee for bidding, even if you lose the auction. This fee is charged at the time of bidding and is non-refundable. You can enter as many bids as you like and we will act as your proxy for this flat fee.
• If your bid wins, we will hold the name in our account for up to 5 days. Our 5% commision will be immediately charged to your card and is non-refundable. The total amount for the domain is still due.
• You must complete the transaction via EscrowDNS.com within the 5 day period or we reserve the right to locate buyers for the domain. If a buyer is found within 10 days of auction close at an equal or higher price, your bid amount will be refunded, but not the proxy fee and commission. If no buyer is found we will be forced to charge you an additional 10% fee for defaulting on the name.
• All buyers must be able to present a valid credit card for the transaction and must sign and fax/scan an approval form in order to bid.