Snapnames, how do they do it?

[cvxdes]

Ive been looking at their site, the domains are amazing. How do they ever pick up domains like that? How do they grab them the seccond they're avalible again.

 

[Devil_Dog]

Yeah you're right Devil_Dog - there is always a way round things to make them appear or become legal, the whole .eu process showed that ! :td:

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Oh did i happen to mention I hate saggy and vaxis?

forage.net and serializer.com, they will not let me have. :td:

 

[RJ]

On these expired names that don't drop and get auctioned off, Snapnames does pay a small percentage of the final bid price to the original registrant. It works out to 1/8th of the final price. I've actually made a few hundred bucks off names I let expire at Netsol over the past couple years.

 

[Devil_Dog]

On these expired names that don't drop and get auctioned off, Snapnames does pay a small percentage of the final bid price to the original registrant. It works out to 1/8th of the final price. I've actually made a few hundred bucks off names I let expire at Netsol over the past couple years.

:gasp:

wha? :o

 

[Jo]

I have noticed TDnam has "expired names auctions" starting at $110, one even at $1220 today. Who gets that money? The original registrant or Godaddy? The more expensive ones....what they presume to be better names or perhaps they have PR or alexa ranking? I haven't checked.