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Afternic Listings Should be Removed if Domain Name in Expiry Auction

A domain in expiry auction should not still be wearing a Buy It Now sign.

Dropping.pro flagged a domain; the click didn't land on an expiry auction but on a GoDaddy Buy It Now page.

Once a domain enters expiry auction, its for-sale listing is stale inventory. Afternic's syndication is showing a buy button for an asset that is actually being auctioned.

The risk isn't just a confusing redirect. A buyer can waste a bid or a checkout, and the marketplace sends mixed signals about the true status of the domain.

The fix is structural: when an expiry auction opens, the corresponding Afternic listing should be pulled from the surface. Not suspended later, not explained after the fact.

Without that sync, the marketplace is selling a right it no longer controls.

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