Hello everyone,
I'm in need of some assistance. I've listed my domains on afternic and I'm using their 'ns3' and 'ns4' nameservers for my .xyz extension domains. However, I'm facing an issue with the 'buy now' column. I made edits to it 2 days ago, but it's not allowing any further changes. I'm also confused about the 'reserve' column. Can someone please explain these two columns to me?

The 'buy now' column is an essential feature that offers potential buyers the opportunity to make an immediate purchase at a specified price without engaging in negotiations. When you list a domain with a 'buy now' price, you're essentially providing a set offer that interested buyers can accept without further haggling. The issue you're facing with the 'buy now' column not allowing further changes after your recent edits might be due to system processing delays. It's common for updates to take some time to reflect properly, especially if there is a high volume of listings and modifications on the platform.

I recommend contacting Afternic's support team to ensure that your recent changes are accurately applied and to address any technical obstacles preventing further adjustments. They can provide specific insights into the status of your listings and help troubleshoot any issues related to the 'buy now' column.

Now, moving on to the 'reserve' column, this feature empowers sellers to set a minimum price (the reserve price) that must be met for a successful sale. When potential buyers make offers, their bids must meet or surpass the reserve price to trigger a sale. If the highest offer falls below the reserve price, the domain will not be sold. Setting a reserve price is a strategic move to safeguard the value of your domain and ensure that it is not undersold. It requires careful consideration, taking into account the domain's market value and your own objectives as a seller.