I wanna reg 50 domain but ??

[womandiet]

I want to reg 50 new domain? Has anyone got a list of available,deleted and quality domains? I prefer only .com extention.

 

[stscac]

Why 50?

You might want to check out the expired and available domain name section here on NP

Also, there are many sites out there dedicated to deleted domain names so you can pick them up

Might want to check TDNAM as well.

-Steve

 

[Porte]

Besides the amazing section of Np here, you can check free service for deleted / dropped domain names in JustDropped.com. You can find good drops here and there.

 

[TheBulldog]

Just don't do it.

IF they are expired or deleted, that means no one wanted them or they would have been snatched up already.

Go buy a couple of really decent aftermarket names instead.

Unless you were looking for PR rank or something like that. In which case, go buy a couple of really decent aftermarket names instead.

 

[npcomplete]

I want to reg 50 new domain? Has anyone got a list of available,deleted and quality domains? I prefer only .com extention.

Around here the answer will be "null set"... mainly because once we find an "available/deleted quality name" then we grab it.

OTOH, lists of low quality available/deleted names abound. In the drop anything "quality" usually goes to auction, so just scan the drop lists each night. For example, if I find poker.com in the drop (yeah, right), you can bet I am not going to post that on a bunch of lists... neither is anybody else except for the drop catcher running the auction.

Marc

 

[womandiet]

Just don't do it.

IF they are expired or deleted, that means no one wanted them or they would have been snatched up already.

Go buy a couple of really decent aftermarket names instead.

Unless you were looking for PR rank or something like that. In which case, go buy a couple of really decent aftermarket names instead.

I dont have enough time for this, I am checking NamePros.Com > Domain Names > Expired Domains > Available Domain Names now, I am trying to find something.

 

[lzy]

Whoa easy boy. Why the sudden urge to just buy 50 domains upfront? Take your time, prehaps you'll chance upon a really fantastic name?

 

[npcomplete]

Whoa easy boy. Why the sudden urge to just buy 50 domains upfront? Take your time, prehaps you'll chance upon a really fantastic name?

The above advice is good. There is seldom a good reason to rush into any investment. There is always another good opportunity tomorrow, even if you miss today's hot opportunity.

funny... I was trying to wrap my little brain around a business model based on buying the 50 best domains found in a drop list too... after the list is picked over by people that do the scans on a daily basis.

Marc

 

[womandiet]

I am checking old posts and I am trying to choose right domains, I generraly looking for keyword domains, I will make my own dn list step by step.

 

[yandig]

Be sure to check the huge lists at Domain Bagger (see my sig)

 

[Monsterman]

Be sure to check the huge lists at Domain Bagger (see my sig)

Yandig, nice job on your site there.

I am glad to know thats out there. Thanks.

 

[Porte]

Just don't do it.

IF they are expired or deleted, that means no one wanted them or they would have been snatched up already.

Some drops/ deleted domains are really a mistake, maybe due not enough knowledge from domain holder of his domain name worth or domain owner not available.

I believe couple hundreds domain names drop and worth more than your initial regcost with minimal efforts.

Here is an example; Caaan.com, BadCreditDiscoverCard.com, ...
Certainly, if you are the domain name holder you would hold on them..they are not that ugly if we compound the ovt/brandability and marketability of credit cards type websites.

 

[womandiet]

Be sure to check the huge lists at Domain Bagger (see my sig)

Thanks, I will check it

 

[xman]

Just don't do it.

IF they are expired or deleted, that means no one wanted them or they would have been snatched up already.

Some drops/ deleted domains are really a mistake, maybe due not enough knowledge from domain holder of his domain name worth or domain owner not available.

I believe couple hundreds domain names drop and worth more than your initial regcost with minimal efforts.

I agree with Porte because some of these domains can fall in the crack and that doesn't mean no one wants them.

 

[Monsterman]

I agree with Porte because some of these domains can fall in the crack and that doesn't mean no one wants them.

I will also have to agree with Porte. Infact, I have made many $xxx sales from names that have dropped into the abyss.

 

[Ronald Regging]

I agree with Porte as well. I've made $xxx and even low $x,xxx sales from names that dropped (and dropped through the cracks)...
Nothing better than selling a $7 reg for $x,xxx a couple months later.

But in all honesty... If you added up the hours I spent trying to find them... I probably made less than minimum wage But its a love..

 

[accent]

If you are in a hurry - then buy mutual funds.

Domaining takes a lot of time - first massive amounts of study (Namepros back pages for a start) then lots of time searching for domains, reg fee or aftermarket - either way.

And then you still have to find buyers - soon if you are flipping, later if you are a long term holder.

If you are in a hurry - then buy mutual funds.
For that matter, better stick to index funds - specialized funds take research too.

 

[bro]

Whatever you buy but make sure refund process is smooth with that registrar in case you want refund for any name you regged within five days.

Good luck