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I am looking for a script created that can check a list of domains every second and make an attemt to register them. It needs to be fast to beat other people running simular scripts.

I am only after .com, .net and .org so you only have to code for Type0.

It needs to have an area where I put in my username/password and list of domains and it goes through each, one at a time, attempting to register it. This is the part that needs to be fast. Each domain should be checked at under 1 second before moving on to the next domain in the list.

I only need this script to do registrations. I don't care about transfers or renewals. I am basically looking for a drop script here.


If you can do this or have already done this please PM me.
 
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am also interested but more in .in domains. Would be nice to find your findings Jason.

Please let me know if you find some good script.
 
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Using OnlineNIC API to catch any domains is dangerous, they will banned your server and close your account.

I have 2 accounts has been closed.
 
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sutuicom said:
Using OnlineNIC API to catch any domains is dangerous, they will banned your server and close your account.

I have 2 accounts has been closed.

What about Directi?
 
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