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Does anyone catch LLL or NNN .com/net/org by backorder before ( in 2007 ) ?
 
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depends on what extension you are talking about. if it is .com, .net, .org, .us , .info then there is no point backordering them as they eventually go into a auction where you can bid and win the domain if ur bid is high enough

if you are talking about .in, .eu .la and other extensions in which LLL domains have not really picked up yet, then yes backordering would be a good alternative if you really want the domain
 
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champ_rock said:
depends on what extension you are talking about. if it is .com, .net, .org, .us , .info then there is no point backordering them as they eventually go into a auction where you can bid and win the domain if ur bid is high enough

if you are talking about .in, .eu .la and other extensions in which LLL domains have not really picked up yet, then yes backordering would be a good alternative if you really want the domain
eg.domains said:
Does anyone catch LLL or NNN .com/net/org by backorder before ( in 2007 ) ?
Sorry but i have a clear question here .. so please clear answers too (Yes / No )
 
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eg.domains said:
Sorry but i have a clear question here .. so please clear answers too (Yes / No )
oops missed that part of the TLDs. sorry for that reply
 
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anyone ?
 
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as far as i know the answer is NO
 
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