alerts

I joined Sedo this year and I'm trying to pick up as much advice about Sedo as possible. I'd like to receive in-forum alerts (not email) whenever somebody uses the word "Sedo" with or without a hashtag. Is it possible or not?

I joined Sedo this year and I'm trying to pick up as much advice about Sedo as possible. I'd like to receive in-forum alerts (not email) whenever somebody uses the word "Sedo" with or without a hashtag. Is it possible or not?

I was participating in an auction and did not receive an alert when someone posted BIN, not a big deal but it has happened in the past where higher bids have been placed and I have not received alerts I had to find the OP's last post via my alerts and click on the "auction" tab to see what...

I was participating in an auction and did not receive an alert when someone posted BIN, not a big deal but it has happened in the past where higher bids have been placed and I have not received alerts I had to find the OP's last post via my alerts and click on the "auction" tab to see what...

If no, why not? I like the "look" and set up of a pre-release auction. I've never bid on any but I assume it's self explanatory. I like the fact that people bid the min bid and it can it can end up with 5 or 10 or 20 bids. All $59 or $69 starting. I assume those who bid on pre-releases get...

If no, why not? I like the "look" and set up of a pre-release auction. I've never bid on any but I assume it's self explanatory. I like the fact that people bid the min bid and it can it can end up with 5 or 10 or 20 bids. All $59 or $69 starting. I assume those who bid on pre-releases get...

Hello, I am not getting alerts when tagged, anyone else? @Support Team Thanks

Hello, I am not getting alerts when tagged, anyone else? @Support Team Thanks

Hi NamePros... I just received 4 emails from "[email protected]" about 4 of my domains registered at GoDaddy.. Mentioned in subject line: "FWD: One or more of your domains will expire soon [[email protected]] (FROM: [email protected])" In same format I got four emails...

Hi NamePros... I just received 4 emails from "[email protected]" about 4 of my domains registered at GoDaddy.. Mentioned in subject line: "FWD: One or more of your domains will expire soon [[email protected]] (FROM: [email protected])" In same format I got four emails...

Been receiving calls from people claiming to be the staff of GoDaddy, asking me to renew my names. I am casually replying that I don't want to renew, then they ask for a reason and my email associated with Godaddy so that they will opt me out of their renewal calls. Some sense of...

Been receiving calls from people claiming to be the staff of GoDaddy, asking me to renew my names. I am casually replying that I don't want to renew, then they ask for a reason and my email associated with Godaddy so that they will opt me out of their renewal calls. Some sense of...

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Btw if this has already been discussed, my apologies. I've found some success at setting up Google alerts for domains I own. I found it valuable to learn when any news or an article is written in regards to one of my domains. Google Alerts crawls any news articles regarding your keyword (or...

Btw if this has already been discussed, my apologies. I've found some success at setting up Google alerts for domains I own. I found it valuable to learn when any news or an article is written in regards to one of my domains. Google Alerts crawls any news articles regarding your keyword (or...

Does anyone know the best way to be alerted or informed of a new upcoming domain extensions? Because any new ones I found, whatever I try to register it's already taken.

Does anyone know the best way to be alerted or informed of a new upcoming domain extensions? Because any new ones I found, whatever I try to register it's already taken.

He sends out one of those fake "expiration" notices to get unwitting people to "transfer" domains to his "registrar." The emails resemble those old sleazy Domain Registry of America messages. He uses an email address based on the domain name in red, so I looked up his Whois info; so for your...

He sends out one of those fake "expiration" notices to get unwitting people to "transfer" domains to his "registrar." The emails resemble those old sleazy Domain Registry of America messages. He uses an email address based on the domain name in red, so I looked up his Whois info; so for your...