Best posts by nitro91
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
I don't believe this crap :'( I backordered in Pheenix Dropcatch got it, and now it's linking to Hugedomains on their page This domain was available last year, I don't understand this, it's not even an highly search keyword, far from that I never typed the domain in one of their sites... This...- Points: 0
- Post #12
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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question What does WHOIS "The queried object does not exist:" mean?
What does WHOIS message "The queried object does not exist: (domain)" mean after/in Pending Delete?- Points: 0
- Post #1
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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status-resolved Delete 2 posts of mine from my thread
Please delete 2 posts of mine from my thread namepros.com/posts/5673710/ namepros.com/posts/5673813/- Points: 0
- Post #1
- Section: NamePros General Support
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new gtlds The future will be good...
I guess who ever bought it for $3 million went broke afterwards, the "site" it's just a landing cams page and it's laughably shitty :laugh: 3$ million for that HAHAHHAHA sex keyword doesn't worth anything in the porn world, sex, lol only 6 year old type "sex" for porn on Google- Points: 0
- Post #56
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
Give me examples then, no hypens no numbers The fact is it only costs them a few $ to register any .com, any general massive investment onto this would always guarantee them certain profits- Points: 0
- Post #11
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
But ther's still something that it's really intriging me DropCatch is part of Hugedomains domain squater company, they are 1 of the strongest player in drop catch For example, Hugedomains could have a rule to register every single .com in which .net and/or .org are already register, IF there...- Points: 0
- Post #9
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
Please someone explain me the above- Points: 0
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
Someone please explain me this backorder and auction stuff If I backorder from one registar can anyone register or backorder faster than me if he uses another registar and there is no private auction between the 2?- Points: 0
- Post #6
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
It's not a matter of hiding my identity, but the fact domain gets flagged and someone is going to backorder just because I backedorder too I don't want any sort of public auction competition, I want to avoid it as much as possible- Points: 0
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
Is this somewhat private? No one is going to backorder and bid, just because I've backorder it?- Points: 0
- Post #3
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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Probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered
Is there a probability of grabbing a 6 letter .com domain with .net and .org already registered? This domain is about to drop (2nd drop) in a week or so, it dropped a year ago too when no other TLD was registered at that time, I was quite dumb to not grab it, expecting that no one would ever...- Points: 0
- Post #1
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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