I like bido, it's a great website and a great idea however the design, (for me) is a bit of a turn off. Too many graphics and features and not enough functionality. Like my having to enter my username before the password field automatically shows up which I get the watch the world spin over to my left.

I have to click on my bido which is Edit Profile and then click again on my domains which doesn't transport you anywhere but offers a drop down before you can get to it. Takes too many clicks and too many graphics. My domains should have: buying, selling, submitted, etc etc. My bido have one page profile with sidebars linking to all the places you need to go. Those are just some ideas and some of the things that have turned me off.

Besides, any domainer I know is interested more in intuitiveness and quickness in websites and if you look around the web world, less if often much more. Thanks for listening.

As I enter domains, sometimes a few at a time in the morning, then maybe a couple at night or the next day, I am adding them for about 3-5 days later.

I like to add certain domains to similar time slots to others that I have previously listed.

When you have 20+ domains and you have to figure out what times your auctions for which domains are starting what day, and what time, our only way to figure that out is to click on each domain. I have to write it down and try to remember my own schedule for what domain and what day & time it woill be listed.

The easiest thing to do would be to please include 1 more column in our "Created Auctions" Page.

Thanks.

This is more of a bug than anything, but I can't view more than the first handful of listings on my ipod touch or my android phone. The entire page scrolls, not the list of items and there's no scrollbar to use to scroll down the list. I either have to use the filter option or just hope the name bubbles to the top of the list which is really frustrating.

This applies to both the voting as well as bidding tabs. I'd be able to monitor, vote and bid remotely much more easily if the list of items really "scrolled". As it is, the site is mostly unusable on a mobile browser. Thanks!

Show an auction's scheduled date/time in Vote For Profits History:

Currently, for domains that have received 10 votes and are scheduled for auction, the 'item status' column in 'Vote For Profits History' page shows 'Auction awaiting setup'.

Instead of just 'Auction awaiting setup', please show the actual date-time when auction will start like Auctions Starts : Feb 17, 1:02 pm EST

For a domain scheduled for auction, in the 'Upcoming Auctions' tab on home page, the auction start time is already shown in 'Auction start' column so it is just a simple matter of showing the same in Vote for Profits history also.

In my Vote For Profits History page, I see some domains that have "Auction awaiting setup" status for 2 months now. It is frustrating to put in time to look at domains and use the limited 222 votes on domains to highlight them, and then find that the domain owner has not put the domain for auction.

If the domain has received required votes and the owner does not setup auction within a fixed period (say 15 days), the domain should be removed from "Auction awaiting setup" status and votes refunded.

Maybe the domain owner should also be penalized for wasting time of those who voted for the domain. In addition of refunding votes, take 5x votes from domain owner's account and give them the voter. For example, if a voter has given 3 votes , 5x3=15 votes are taken from domain owner's account and added to voters account.

Domain owner could also cancel the auction within this awaiting time and votes would be refunded with no penalty to domain owner.

Non-Bido users who are directed somehow to the auction link don't know that the winning bid can be below the high reserve price indicated in the auction page. It should be stated clearly somewhere around the Bido price that it is not final and the owner of the domain can end up selling at a lower price if the reserve has not been met if they like the highest bid.

Let's say I put $5000 as my Bido price. It should be indicated something like this:
"Bidoprice (reserve price): $5000 or last highest bid"

with "or last highest bid" in a bold italic green font with the same size as "$5000"