Looking for GoDaddy Pending Delete List

[Spade]

Anyone know where I can find one? I know they dont release a list, but Im almost positive I know someone knows where I can get a pending delete list? PremiumDrops isnt bad, but no Daddy. Anysite like it with GoDaddys domains?

I believe there is a NPer who has a site that breaks down the dropping domains by registrar? Anyone recall?

Thanks,
Justin

 

[thinking1]

I don't have the list but I'd like to see it aswell. I do remember seeing a NP member have it a while back.

 

[YesBrilliant]

If I am not wrong, I think GoDaddy has no domains going to a Pending Delete period, technically speaking.

Domains about to delete at GD all go to TDnam and are auctioned there.

Then, if there are no bids, the domain is released back to the public for registration.

Maybe that is the list you are looking for.

 

[Spade]

No. GoDaddy sends domains to TDNAM when they enter the redemption period. Then they are held for the standard redemption before they are either given to the auction winner or go to pending delete status and then are released to the public.

So yes, GoDaddy does send its names to Auction, but eventually they make it back to available. This is the list I want.

Justin

 

[cache]

it does not help you if you get the list earlier before the auction.

At auction, you can search by click the "expired" button.

 

[geek]

Anyone know where I can find one? I know they dont release a list, but Im almost positive I know someone knows where I can get a pending delete list? PremiumDrops isnt bad, but no Daddy. Anysite like it with GoDaddys domains?

I believe there is a NPer who has a site that breaks down the dropping domains by registrar? Anyone recall?

Thanks,
Justin

I think this is the list of dropping domains break down you are looking for http://whois-search.com/deleting/who.php
I'm not sure the list is up to date though.

By the way does all Godaddy dropping domains goes into Tdnam public auction or does it work like Snapnames where we have to backorder the domains first then it will go into the private auction?

 

[Spade]

it does not help you if you get the list earlier before the auction.

At auction, you can search by click the "expired" button.

Although this would normally be true, my intent is not to see what domains are @ auction, but what domains make it back to public.

I think this is the list of dropping domains break down you are looking for http://whois-search.com/deleting/who.php
I'm not sure the list is up to date though.

By the way does all Godaddy dropping domains goes into Tdnam public auction or does it work like Snapnames where we have to backorder the domains first then it will go into the private auction?

No, this is not what im looking for. No, all expiring domain names will run their course through TDNAM from all GoDaddy Companies (GoDaddy, WildWestDomains, BlueRazor). My search is for when they drop when no one buys them on TDNAM.

Justin

 

[Seabass]

The reason you can't find a list is b/c they don't go back to the public at all.

I know b/c I have paid attention to the route of the domains at TDNAM.

They instead go to SnapNames for auction. I called GD about this and talked to two different reps. at different times. Either they don't know as much as me or they don't admit it, but I have personally seen at least 500 of the TDNAM domains I have had my eye on, but did not purchase, end up at SnapNames. Never once in my experience has one dropped to the public - but the GD account reps. say they do get dropped to the public.

If the TDNAM are not bought at SnapNames then the big dropping domain/domain tasters get first dibs on them usually, and if only then if they decide they don't want it, b/c of low traffic or any other reason, then they get dumped back into the public pool in about five to six days.

What's left when they are done is usually a bunch of lame domains.

 

[Spade]

The reason you can't find a list is b/c they don't go back to the public at all.

I know b/c I have paid attention to the route of the domains at TDNAM.

They instead go to SnapNames for auction. I called GD about this and talked to two different reps. at different times. Either they don't know as much as me or they don't admit it, but I have personally seen at least 500 of the TDNAM domains I have had my eye on, but did not purchase, end up at SnapNames. Never once in my experience has one dropped to the public - but the GD account reps. say they do get dropped to the public.

If the TDNAM are not bought at SnapNames then the big dropping domain/domain tasters get first dibs on them usually, and if only then if they decide they don't want it, b/c of low traffic or any other reason, then they get dumped back into the public pool in about five to six days.

What's left when they are done is usually a bunch of lame domains.

I appreciate your insight into this issue, however regardless of what makes it to the public following drops is irrelevant. I am aware of the "path" of a domain name dropping. What I am specifically looking for is the drop list. And Yes, it does exist! Drop lists are created using the zone files that verisign will allow you to access, the problem is, they need to be scanned each day to see which domain names go into a pending delete status. This is what im looking for, and I have very particular reasons for it.

Justin