DropCatch service that does not send the domain for public auction

[DNVantage]

Are there dropcatch services that do not list the domain for public auction.

Private auction : Domain is auctioned only to two or more persons who have placed backorder.

Public auction : Domain auction is made available to everyone, including to persons who did not place the backorder.


OR even better, are there dropcatch services that allow only one person to backorder.

 

[Mr.Natwarlal]

Crazydomains.. but they can compete with hand reg only..!!

 

[N-A]

Are there dropcatch services that do not list the domain for public auction.

All of them. They go into private auction with only those who bid.

But, none worthy of using. The ones that Pheenix grabs, I noticed you'll usually save some money over NameJet and SnapNames.

Good luck.

 

[DNVantage]

All of them. They go into private auction with only those who bid.
Good luck.

@David Walker, update my post to clarify public/private auction.

 

[Soofi]

NameCatch.org is the only service which caters to first submissions and strictly NO AUCTIONS!

 

[NameOmnia]

Namejet for sure.

 

[discobull]

Are there dropcatch services that do not list the domain for public auction.

Private auction : Domain is auctioned only to two or more persons who have placed backorder.

Public auction : Domain auction is made available to everyone, including to persons who did not place the backorder.


OR even better, are there dropcatch services that allow only one person to backorder.

Private Auctions:

Pheenix.com
Namejet.com
Snapnames.com
Backorderzone.com
Dynadot.com
GoDaddy.com

One Person Per Backorder:

Name.com
DomainMonster.com

 

[Mr.Natwarlal]

Private Auctions:

Pheenix.com
Namejet.com
Snapnames.com
Backorderzone.com
Dynadot.com
GoDaddy.com

One Person Per Backorder:

Name.com
DomainMonster.com

What if backorder failed on Name or DomainMonster?? Do they give refund?

 

[discobull]

What if backorder failed on Name or DomainMonster?? Do they give refund?

Domainmonster only charges after they catch the name. Name.com automatically refunds if they miss.

 

[DNVantage]

Do they give refund?

@Mr.Natwarlal AFAIK, DomainMonster only charges on catch but you need to have you CC listed in your account.

 

[DNVantage]

Domainmonster only charges after they catch the name. Name.com automatically refunds if they miss.

@discobull you draw faster than me

 

[Mr.Natwarlal]

Domainmonster only charges after they catch the name. Name.com automatically refunds if they miss.

@Mr.Natwarlal AFAIK, DomainMonster only charges on catch but you need to have you CC listed in your account.

@discobull you draw faster than me

Thanks.. If you guys are sure then I will go for it.. Which one is good as per your experience?

 

[discobull]

Thanks.. If you guys are sure then I will go for it.. Which one is good as per your experience?

name.com and domainmonster rarely catch any of the highly sought after domains. They're typically only good for domains that receive just a couple of backorders at the major dropcatchers.

 

[DNVantage]

@Mr.Natwarlal I agree with @discobull , I have used both only once, but as both charge later or refund, no harm in covering your bases. I would suggest adding GD to it also.

P.S I had used them so long ago, I almost forgot details about both! Please check latest on their sites.

 

[Mr.Natwarlal]

I would suggest adding GD to it also.

Private Auctions:

GoDaddy.com

I really hate private auction.. I can pay more if domain successfully caught but not in auction..

 

[Sukhvir-Singh]

Pheenix would be best in all and give you best results what you are looking for!!