Please advise on auctions with ccTLDs

[yuya.drop]

Hello, I would like to ask experts and just good people) I am currently looking for drops, but the problem is that I need regional ccTLDs, and I can't find any good domains on the auctions I know (all my knowledge of auctions ends with expireddomains. I would be very grateful for any help.

 

[Ali Mustafa]

Hello, I would like to ask experts and just good people) I am currently looking for drops, but the problem is that I need regional ccTLDs, and I can't find any good domains on the auctions I know (all my knowledge of auctions ends with expireddomains. I would be very grateful for any help.

Expireddomains is a good start. You can also check drop platforms like DropCatch, Dynadot Auctions, SnapNames, and Sav also some ccTLDs drops appear there depending on the registry. Also note that many ccTLDs have their own local drop systems or partner registrars.

 

[yuya.drop]

Expireddomains is a good start. You can also check drop platforms like DropCatch, Dynadot Auctions, SnapNames, and Sav also some ccTLDs drops appear there depending on the registry. Also note that many ccTLDs have their own local drop systems or partner registrars.

Well, I have a need to find drops for these TLDs in, it, sk, ua, hu, pl. Could you please tell me which auctions have many such drops? I would be very grateful.

 

[Ali Mustafa]

Well, I have a need to find drops for these TLDs in, it, sk, ua, hu, pl. Could you please tell me which auctions have many such drops? I would be very grateful.

Some of those ccTLDs have registry specific drop systems so they dont always appear heavily on the big global platforms. For .it, .pl, .ua, .hu, .sk, you may want to monitor Expireddomains.net filters but also check platforms like DropCatch, SnapNames, Dynadot Auctions, Sav, and sometimes GoDaddy Auctions where ccTLD drops occasionally surface depending on the registrar partnerships. Additionally many investors watch local registrars or registry partner auction platforms for those specific ccTLDs because a large portion of the drops are handled regionally rather than globally.