Backordering Effectiveness

[falez]

I have never backordered a domain before, but there are a handful of domains which are currently registered that I would like to acquire.

• Is backordering still effective in today's market?
• Is backordering only effective for domains that are left to expire?
• At which point in a domain's lifecycle does the backordering happen?
• Is backordering effective when it comes to highly contested names?
• How much does backordering usually cost?
• Are some websites more effective at backordering than others?

Thanks

 

[Samer]

It is, if you order multiple on multiple platforms.

Statistically, best if DropCatch; $59 only pay if capture it. Unfortunately, if 2+ order the same name, then auction.

#2 SnapNames but $79 and same; only pay if captured.

Samer

 

[Samer]

Love or hate them, everyone agrees; DropCatch’s #1.

Here is how DropCatch explains the process;

 

[falez]

@Samer

Yeah, I read a lot of that (the info in your first post) on SnapName's website.

So is the '5-day Pending Delete' stage after it has already gone to the 'expiration' auction or whatever?

 

[Samer]

@Samer

Yeah, I read a lot of that (the info in your first post) on SnapName's website.

So is the '5-day Pending Delete' stage after it has already gone to the 'expiration' auction or whatever?

believe me, i’m trying to get full jargon.

i learned the hard way, “client transfer prohibited” really means “prohibited” i had such high hopes, the name was 30 days past expire, then out of nowhere poof! Dec 2020

if data outdated?, does “status” is as well. careful!
Check NameInvestors, like how display dn status best,
make sure whois lookup info up date.

never ordered one name, not best to anwer this.
book says “DropCatch” and not close...still #1 far ahead.

Samer

 

[Samer]

Good luck, i already subscribed to your thread and want to explore this process further too.

Samer

 

[falez]

believe me, i’m trying to get full jargon.

i learned the hard way, “client transfer prohibited” really means “prohibited” i had such high hopes, the name was 30 days past expire, then out of nowhere poof! Dec 2020

if data outdated?, does “status” is as well. careful!
Check NameInvestors, like how display dn status best,
make sure whois lookup info up date.

never ordered one name, not best to anwer this.
book says “DropCatch” and not close...still #1 far ahead.

Samer

im having some trouble understanding what youre saying ??

 

[lock]

I haven't done it in years as loved how it once actually worked I now manually find wait out redemption, then pending delete following it 3 months later. Hope for best for hard work.

 

[frank-germany]

im having some trouble understanding what youre saying ??

LOL

me too

 

[Samer]

im having some trouble understanding what youre saying ??

Saying there’s meaning behind status;

“client transfer prohibited.” etc

wish ICANN would change the wording

Samer

 

[Samer]

you are right ask i want to know too!

“jargon” means make the words, phrasing complicated.

Samer

 

[Samer]

Domain status makes a huge difference,

i think few understand it or work to understand it

Samer

 

[falez]

@lock
what is redemption?
why is backordering any better than just waiting for the domain to naturally go back onto the market?

 

[falez]

Domain status makes a huge difference,

i think few understand it or work to understand it

Samer

yeah i understand the definitions of those words, but i dont/didnt understand generally what u were saying, although i understand your latest comments.

 

[falez]

LOL

me too

Glad i wasnt the only one lol