drop catching

I don't really like using dropcatch but much of the time, they're able to capture great domains; however, when they do, they completely destroy the domains original registration date, versus another dropcatch such as namejet or snapnames. Why is this? Once the original registration date is gone...

I don't really like using dropcatch but much of the time, they're able to capture great domains; however, when they do, they completely destroy the domains original registration date, versus another dropcatch such as namejet or snapnames. Why is this? Once the original registration date is gone...

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Hello NamePros community! We are creating a single thread where we can share announcements in, talk about product updates, people can ask questions and host a great discussion on all things domains!

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hello, I am working on a project and I want advice from people with personal and recent experiences regards AHMED

hello, I am working on a project and I want advice from people with personal and recent experiences regards AHMED

A .co.uk domain name that I really like is due to expire, and 7 different drop catching/backordering sites say that it can't be booked because it's currently suspended. Do domains become suspended the moment they expire, or is there a specific amount of time after that that they don't? Thank you.

A .co.uk domain name that I really like is due to expire, and 7 different drop catching/backordering sites say that it can't be booked because it's currently suspended. Do domains become suspended the moment they expire, or is there a specific amount of time after that that they don't? Thank you.

I'm a beginner to domaining in general, but there's a .co.uk domain that I like and that I really want to get hold of. I heard there are drop catching/backorder services that you only pay for when you successfully get a domain? Is this true, and what are these services if so? Also, when's the...

I'm a beginner to domaining in general, but there's a .co.uk domain that I like and that I really want to get hold of. I heard there are drop catching/backorder services that you only pay for when you successfully get a domain? Is this true, and what are these services if so? Also, when's the...

so there was a discussion going on what a registrar should be doing when a domain drops 1) should they be allowed to keep it for their own use and exploitation? 2) should they always give it back to the pool?

so there was a discussion going on what a registrar should be doing when a domain drops 1) should they be allowed to keep it for their own use and exploitation? 2) should they always give it back to the pool?

I'm curious. DropCatch is about my only "competitor" for expiring .com names. About 40% of names I aim for are sniped by DropCatch, and the rest I mostly get to reg. ( There's also SnapNames, but much less often. Also maybe 1 in 25 names is caught by other registrars, backorders etc. Overall...

I'm curious. DropCatch is about my only "competitor" for expiring .com names. About 40% of names I aim for are sniped by DropCatch, and the rest I mostly get to reg. ( There's also SnapNames, but much less often. Also maybe 1 in 25 names is caught by other registrars, backorders etc. Overall...

Ok, this is plaguing me -- last week, Name Silo had a 4 letter one-word dot com (and it was the plural of a kickass, generic three-letter) for something like a $2,388 maximum bid, which was, of course, spoken for. A quick Estibot check showed value at $21K -- I suspect it's worth more. Hedged...

Ok, this is plaguing me -- last week, Name Silo had a 4 letter one-word dot com (and it was the plural of a kickass, generic three-letter) for something like a $2,388 maximum bid, which was, of course, spoken for. A quick Estibot check showed value at $21K -- I suspect it's worth more. Hedged...

This site says "This unique feature takes your list of COM/NET domains and arranges them into their exact drop order. DesktopCatcher will take your domains and check them to see which one will drop first, second..etc. Once in order, this thread will put all of its focus on just one domain at a...

This site says "This unique feature takes your list of COM/NET domains and arranges them into their exact drop order. DesktopCatcher will take your domains and check them to see which one will drop first, second..etc. Once in order, this thread will put all of its focus on just one domain at a...