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• More than 95,000 fresh, expiring names at your fingertips.
• Browse scores of soon-to-expire names online, updated daily.

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im thinking about investing into a membership. has anyone tried it??? if so what are your thoughts on the program and is it worth it... thanks
 
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i wouldnt bother, but if you do really want to give it a go a better way of doing it is joining bluerazor.com, for a one off fee of $9.99 you get the service free

also they have cheaper backorder prices, $13 compared to $18

ive got a load of spare backorder credits if you want them even cheaper than that
 
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irishmat said:
i wouldnt bother, but if you do really want to give it a go a better way of doing it is joining bluerazor.com, for a one off fee of $9.99 you get the service free

also they have cheaper backorder prices, $13 compared to $18

ive got a load of spare backorder credits if you want them even cheaper than that


if a domain is registered at godaddy do i have a better chance of backordering it from them>>>>>

wow bluerazor.com looks like godaddy.com
 
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yoshine said:
if a domain is registered at godaddy do i have a better chance of backordering it from them>>>>>

No. All domains from GoDaddy companies (Godaddy, WildWestDomains, and BlueRazor) end up at TDNAM when they expire. Backordering it will only create the first bid at TDNAM, if you do that, your essentially "highlighting" the domain for lots of people (including me!).

Justin
 
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domainspade said:
No. All domains from GoDaddy companies (Godaddy, WildWestDomains, and BlueRazor) end up at TDNAM when they expire. Backordering it will only create the first bid at TDNAM, if you do that, your essentially "highlighting" the domain for lots of people (including me!).

Justin



whats the point of backordering then????
 
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backorder is to snatch the domain once it drops.

my advice is use godaddy backorder, if the domain was previously registered from other registrar like enom, dynadot and so on.
 
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Browsing through the 95,000 domains takes a lot of time
 
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dnk said:
Browsing through the 95,000 domains takes a lot of time



i have a lot of time, as i am not working now
 
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use premiumdrops.com it's free.
 
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Pim(P) said:
use premiumdrops.com it's free.


PD, does not include GoDaddys expiring domains.
 
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There is no point to backordering a GoDaddy/WWD/BlueRazor domain. As Justin said. It goes to TDNAM for auction (about 12-17 days after expiry).

I personally wouldn't advise anybody to backorder a non-GoDaddy domain at GoDaddy. They are not very good at capturing desirable names. Use SnapNames. They are good however at capturing domains that are picked up by domain tasters and subsequently dropped.
 
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