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Guys check this out, it's pretty good.

Expired domain names

It is based on Pool's list, but the site checks whether the domain is a word and a few other things. It's pretty useful if you have some backorders to make.
Thank you Zach! I gave it to my partner and he is doing some research for some domain name he is working with... I don´t know why, but for some reason, I still feel like a tourist in all these things... I even gave away a very god name to someone, just to help them out, and now I´m feeling like I shouldn´t have... I hope I learn faster not to be so gullible!
Pretty nice. I'm browsing the site as of the moment How do I actually acquire the domains? I found 2 domains that I actually like.
agent_orange Wrote:Pretty nice. I'm browsing the site as of the moment How do I actually acquire the domains? I found 2 domains that I actually like.

you need to catch them when they drop. Check out pool.com, snapnames.com, or the Godaddy.com back order service. They are about $20 in advance for godaddy or $60 upon catch for the other two.
zach Wrote:you need to catch them when they drop. Check out pool.com, snapnames.com, or the Godaddy.com back order service. They are about $20 in advance for godaddy or $60 upon catch for the other two.


Ohhh... that sounds hard...and quite expensive. Does the page rank stay? Or do I have to work hard for the PR?
agent_orange Wrote:Ohhh... that sounds hard...and quite expensive. Does the page rank stay? Or do I have to work hard for the PR?

It's not really hard: you just have to pay your company, or register an account, and then type in the name to catch.

Think of it this way: you only pay the $60 after you catch it. OR you pay $20 ($11 for the catch and $9 for a years registration) up front and get to reuse the credit if you don't catch the domain you want.

Some really good domains drop sometimes... it's just a matter of finding them and then choosing the right catching service.

Zach
It sounds kind of like ebay . . . you have to be really, really fast and vigilant. Still, I think the effort one needs to put forth could very well be worth your while.
capitalist_junkie Wrote:It sounds kind of like ebay . . . you have to be really, really fast and vigilant. Still, I think the effort one needs to put forth could very well be worth your while.

Yeah, sounds like it. I don't think I have the patience and time for this. It looks promising though.