Namejet has failed to catch me an expr domain. How disappointed

[htkhoi]

gvon.com was listed on NameJet.com as a deleting domain. I'm the only one backorder this domain with min bid $69 - Today I check gvon.com whois and found out gvon.com already registered on Aug 6 2008 by YNOT DOMAINS CORP - link: http://whois.domaintools.com/gvon.com

Should I trust Namejet again? I thought all deleting domains which are listed on Namejet can't be registered by other registrar - correct ??

 

[PowerUp]

Wrong. All Deleting domains can be registered by any of the drop catchers, or any person if he or she is fast enough (faster than the drop catchers :hehe: )

However, Pre-Release domains will be available to Namejet only, because these registrars have some special deals with NJ before sending them to PendingDelete.

 

[Kate]

PowerUp is right. Two types of domains are listed: drops and prereleases (exclusive to namejet, these are the expired names registered at netsol or enom).
Next time check whether it's a drop or a prerelease. To catch a drop place a backorder at snap & pool, this will increase the odds of catching the name...

 

[Spade]

As pointed out above - the Dropping Game is not as simple as one might think. The problem is you didnt understand the differences between the types of drops that exist. You would have been better of backordering it through all 3 major catchers (Pool, Snap, NameJet).

 

[htkhoi]

Thanks guys! Will try Pools and Snapnames then