Buy DynaDot Auction Domains with High Trust Flow

Domain	Age yrs	Ahrefs DR	Moz DA	Moz PA	Maj CF	Maj TF	Ahrefs Dom	Moz Dom	Maj Dom	Page Rank	SEM Traf	Expiring InExp
betpananslotgame.com	5	-	9.00	30.00	28	27	-	96	226	2	-	13h 04m
hyperbaric-care.com	22	-	12.00	22.00	13	20	-	47	24	2	-	13h 04m
yvchurch.org	24	-	15.00	24.00	13	21	-	38	15	-1	-	14h 39m
roids-pharm.com	10	-	11.00	15.00	23	21	-	69	19	1	-	16h 04m
cykelkallan.com	27	-	13.00	26.00	13	21	-	65	19	1	-	16h 10m
stevecaseys.com	23	-	15.00	27.00	14	22	-	68	20	0	-	16h 18m
leshamrockrennes.com	16	-	10.00	25.00	12	20	-	54	22	1	-	16h 39m
aborcas.com	25	-	19.00	27.00	14	23	-	90	26	2	-	17h 04m
californiacollegesearch.com	0	-	14.00	27.00	13	21	-	106	30	0	1	17h 04m
vik-yambol.com	19	-	28.00	35.00	33	23	-	650	399	2	-	17h 04m

Domain list showing all DynaDot auction domains that have a high Majestic Trust Flow

The DynaDot expired auctions are very similar to the GoDaddy expired auctions - before an expired domain enters the Pending Delete state, DynaDot puts the domain up for auction to its users.

Since the domain is technically in the Renewal Grace Period, the original owner could still renew the domain. However, if the original owner does not renew the domain, the highest bidder gets it within 3-4 days of the auction ending.

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Josh MacDonald
United States