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I applied for a backorder with SnapNames and GoDaddy, but the drop catch results showed that I was unable to acquire the domain name.
domain name was acquired by a mysterious registrar called Jumbo Name, LLC.
If you visit the registrar's website, you'll see bigrock.com, and the contact information in the whois information is listed as [email protected].
How do I apply for backorder/dropcatch with these registrars?
Please tell me about these registrars.
 
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Hello,
I hope you are feeling ok? It's a shame you missed out getting the name. You'll need to register with also might need verification with credit card.

By the way, are your plans to buy more names?

If yes, I've got a good name from 1997. Or there about. I'm looking to pass it on. It was RESERVED back in 1997.

It's a two word dictionary words name.

Car related.

Thanks.
 
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Oops, I just got an email from snapnames saying the auction has started.
Are bigrock and publicdomainregistry under the umbrella of NetworkSolutions?
If anyone knows, please let me know.
 
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I'm sorry, I don't know.
 
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Backorder at Dropcatch.com if you really want a domain because they have the highest success rate.
 
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I think this domain is catched by Gname.com. Can you please share domain name? I will find it. But I am 90% sure that is Gname.
 
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