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Feb 05, 2008: All quad premium LLLL.nets are registered
 
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npga.net - buydomains

everyone on my list is gone.
 
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tried getting gcrg but dunno if i was fast enough..still sitting in processing
 
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Looks like I got tnhd.net and gcrg.net and rpbf.net.

I have 2 sitting in processing, those always equal refund.
 
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My list is out, I'm stuffing the GoDaddy coupons back in my wallet...
 
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Need larger drop days to beat out the scripts. My scripts caught all 3 domains I got, I couldn't hand reg fast enough.
 
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dunno if these were posted:
btsf.net - COMMUNIGAL COMMUNICATIONS LTD
ibmh.net - AFTERNIC, INC
 
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Available:

slsy.net
slapjack.net
blackballs.net
luggar.com
kingcups.com

Tomorrow's list looks a tad better, maybe 20 or so.
 
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I dont know if they are good enough... But i regged this one's

WhyW.net
and KKet.net

Are they good or i shouldn't try like these one's from next times???
 
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One is only a single premium and the other a double. You will have a hard time selling them. You may want to save your money for quads while they are still pretty cheap.

If the competition stays hot like the past 2 days, us little guys will be getting less and less.
 
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Next time will keep in my mind about my mistakes :sick:
 
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If you just got them you can ask your registrar to delete them for credit back to your account.
 
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Wrote a mail to them.... Lets see what they replies... Thanks for suggestion :)
 
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How much are you paying per registration?

You should look into dynadot, once you spend or load $500 there your prices get reduced pretty low, as in $5.75 for a .net. And you can delete domains yourself without sending an email. :)
 
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But .com's are still little costlier.. Isn't it?
I buy them at Name.com, both of them cost less than 6$ to me....

But still good suggestion. Will think on it next time when i have 500$ in my hand :lol:
 
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$7.25 for a .com.

Plus once you hit $500 you get API access. :)

Does name.com offer API?
 
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Ja$on said:
Plus once you hit $500 you get API access. :)

I did not know that, thanks
Do you catch those names using their API ?
i guess i'll find out ..
 
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Yes sir. ;)
 
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Does that 500$ becomes the credit to my account... That is it is not the fee right? It is just a prepay amount to my account???
 
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srigopaldaliya said:
Does that 500$ becomes the credit to my account... That is it is not the fee right? It is just a prepay amount to my account???

Yes it is credit to your account - you use that $500 to pay for the names you buy :)

And as mentioned earlier you get API access and reduced prices on most extensions.
 
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Thanks for that info.. Next time will surely will buy that credit :)
 
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