Enom or GoDaddy faster in manually registering a dropping name?

[markfromslo]

Assume there is a name that is dropping and no drop services are after it. Then assume Person A is on enom and Person B is on Godaddy. Both are clicking away tyring to register it at just before the drop time every second, waiting for the name to show as available, and then going on to register it. Assuming both people are clicking at the exact same times, is one of these two services faster at a) showing the name's available status when it becomes available, and b) getting the name registration into the system, beating the other one?

Enom or Godaddy?

 

[irishmat]

enom is faster by more than a day! GD is terrrible for updating the availability

 

[markfromslo]

You must misunderstand me. I can see as available on Godaddy a name withing seconds of its availability.

 

[SpareDomains]

enom without a doubt

 

[3par]

You must misunderstand me. I can see as available on Godaddy a name withing seconds of its availability.

Absolutely no way. It takes hours if not days at godaddy, after a name is available.

 

[stscac]

You must misunderstand me. I can see as available on Godaddy a name withing seconds of its availability.

Don't use a registrar to check availability, use them to register the name. Be ready with enom, it takes two clicks to register a name.

GoDaddy tries to sell you 4,000 items before your name is registered.



-Steve

 

[IAmAllanShore]

moniker.
And GoDaddy only updates .us and sometimes .biz/.info quickly - everything else they are notoriously slow on...
-Allan :gl:

 

[tipsfromthetop]

i so agree about godaddy ive seen LLL.info on their thought to my self oo i register they take money you get email sorry its failed.. I learned that lesson a long time ago with Godaddy.

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