Anyone know HugeDomains?

[TLDnetworks]

Ran across the site HugeDomains.com and would like to know if anyone knows the owner or what software adaptation they are using for the site.
:wave:

 

[Spade]

Ironically - I had asked the same question a few months back - because i love their interface. I even contracted a developer to build me a clone for my retail brand. However, the developer came up quite short needless to say. If this is script, Id love to get a copy of it.

Justin

 

[gazzip]

No idea but it looks really nice :tu:

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[lzy]

Wow, that looks pretty rad! Sure to impress some potential buyers! :hehe:

 

[VisualArtistFrankBonilla]

Huge

I don't think they are that huge, nevre heard of them! :yell: Just kidding, don't know if they are good, or bad. I am sure Namepros members will let you know in this thread. Good luck!

Frank :hi:

 

[TLDnetworks]

Ironically - I had asked the same question a few months back - because i love their interface. I even contracted a developer to build me a clone for my retail brand. However, the developer came up quite short needless to say. If this is script, Id love to get a copy of it.

Justin

Exactly. I was hoping to talk with the owner to find out more about the script, or buy a copy. I guess if all else fails, I'll try to have a clone made.

 

[Pred]

Exactly. I was hoping to talk with the owner to find out more about the script, or buy a copy. I guess if all else fails, I'll try to have a clone made.

Clone it in my direction too :sold: :hehe:

 

[BinderGang]

Definitely a nice site.

 

[Rebies]

Thanks for the compliments. We built the software ourselves from the ground up. Custom design, database and programming. It took many people many months to get the site to where it is today. At this point we don’t have any interest in reselling the software. It’s too much code and too much custom work would be involved to do so. We’ve discussed opening the platform up for third parties to list domains, though I don’t think that is going to happen in the near future. The first version was outsourced years ago – but like Spade said – outsourcing did not work and was too complex. We eventually brought on a dedicated team of 7 people to build what you see today.