Should I snap froogle.net ?

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Do you guys think i should keep the snapname of froogle.net ? I asked a few of my friends and they think i should change cause its not worth much, do you think its worth it???!!!
 
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interesting :P
 
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Most of the successful drop catchers now put catches up for auction so lets hope your the only one that wants it.
 
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Just did a whois on register.com

The domain is show as not available.

Whois result :

Sorry, Domain does not exist in the null DB.

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The null DB? :-/

This domain WAS register with Register.com. So, can anyone tell me where is this domain name now? Not available, Not in the null DB ?, no new DNS...

Not the first time I see something like this. Some hours before the drop not available to register,does not exist in the old registrar DB no new DNS... As if the domain "disappear" before to... Well most of the time, being catch by Pool... :red:
 
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Froogle . net
ICANN Registrar:
A TECHNOLOGY COMPANY, INC. D/B/A NAMESYSTEM.COM
Created:
11-jul-2004
Expires:
11-jul-2005

And yes, ns1.pool.com and ns2.pool.com it was pool and not google. well atleast i am happy they didnt get their hands on it :D
 
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Lol@ domaintalk. Too bad you dint get it.
I never lay my hands on top domains. :).
BTW, did you add this in your pool.com account, if so, what was the final bid or the highest bid amount you saw in the auction?.
 
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