Good sources of drop lists

[wo]

I'm currently using the .txt files from domaingraveyard.com and expire.biz, but I noticed some problems with them.

- Domaingraveyard sometimes skips days and doesn't produce the list.

- I've also noticed some discrepancies. Some days the domaingraveyard list is longer, other days expire.biz is longer.

I'm trying to find a better source for drop lists that's more reliable. What do you guys suggest?

I should add that I don't mind going through some extra work to get more accurate files. How do these drop list websites gather their data? Do they contact each registrar directly?

 

[Blake]

I would suggest Snapnames.com and Namejet.com....probably the most reliable outside of doing them yourself which can be time consuming etc.

Blake

 

[Expron]

You should checkout: DNMeter - it emails you the full pending delete drop list with estimated drop time for each domain. This way you get the full pending delete list in drop order with estimated drop times per each domain.

 

[SK1990]

I use this

https://www.name.com/deleting-domains/

 

[Andrew Ex]

I signed up for DNMeter yesterday. I never received a list for yesterday or today. It is not clear when the list are sent out and still waiting to hear back from support.