Catched.com Experience

[DaveX]

I came across a site called Catched.com.

Has anyone used it? Any feedback?

It says it's in Beta.

Let me know.

 

[Nodoxy]

I have followed some 1-bid auctions and I am 100% sure they are not Re-auctions. Anyway, I am not interested in using your platform anymore, your lack of honesty and transparency in terms of how you handle backorders and auctions is very disappointing. Sadly, you guys at Catched are domainers and have always been, so how can you do this to other domainers? Anyway, I know is all about money.

 

[Catched.com]

Dear sir, we are very respectful of your decision to use or not use our services and your thoughts.
But about your confirmation about these three auctions, we can assure you 100% that they are REauctions.
Based on the ten days of duration of our auctions and reviewing the whois of the three domains, it will be possible to realize that the lifetime of the three domains corresponds to two auction cycles.
The three domains have more than 22 days of life.
Kind Regards

 

[Larry_Luc]

Dear sir, we are very respectful of your decision to use or not use our services and your thoughts.
But about your confirmation about these three auctions, we can assure you 100% that they are REauctions.
Based on the ten days of duration of our auctions and reviewing the whois of the three domains, it will be possible to realize that the lifetime of the three domains corresponds to two auction cycles.
The three domains have more than 22 days of life.
Kind Regards

Thanks

 

[Primary Names]

@Catched.com Recently, There was a spelling error when I placed an order for an expired domain at catched.com and they were generous enough to understand my position and accepted the cancellation of the order.

Great professional service indeed. Highly recommended.

 

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I looked at catched.com previously but the following clause in their terms and conditions turned me off.

Private Sales

You acknowledge that, from time to time, the sale of some domains may be conducted through private sales, and not through public auctions. You agree that such private sales will not be deemed to have been made in a commercially unreasonably manner merely because they were made privately. Our commission for such private sales will be ten percent (10%) of the final purchase price for each domain.

From time to time, we may use a third party entity in which we have a financial interest to directly purchase domains through a private sale, without conducting a public auction, and regardless of whether these domains have backorders. You agree that such direct purchases of domains by this entity through private sales will not be deemed to have been made in a commercially unreasonable manner merely because we have a financial interest in such entity.

I read that as:
"If someone backorders a name through us and we catch it, we may decide the name has good sale prospects and just keep it for ourselves to sell at retail pricing."

Basically getting leads on domain names from customers then keeping them for their own benefit? Pretty much akin to registrars & front running? I don't know, I'm sceptical.

 

[Catched.com]

Dear Sir @Primary Names, Thank you very much for your suggestions.

 

[Larry_Luc]

Thanks

 

[Larry_Luc]

Secure ?

 

[Larry_Luc]

True ?

 

[dirk]

True ?

Please elaborate on what your question is...

 

[Nodoxy]

I looked at catched.com previously but the following clause in their terms and conditions turned me off.



I read that as:
"If someone backorders a name through us and we catch it, we may decide the name has good sale prospects and just keep it for ourselves to sell at retail pricing."

Basically getting leads on domain names from customers then keeping them for their own benefit? Pretty much akin to registrars & front running? I don't know, I'm sceptical.

Yes, they do that. Quite a dirty move by the guys behind Catched. Shame on them!

 

[Larry_Luc]

for free ?

 

[Larry_Luc]

Sorry ?

 

[Nodoxy]

Trying to spam the forum?