Software to quickly register dropped domain?

[trevor]

Can anyone suggest the best software (I'm assuming there is some software that does this) that will attempt to register a domain for me as soon as it drops? In other words, I know the domain I want and tell the software to try and register it.

The domains are .in/.co.in.



Thanks!

 

[smashfactory]

i am thinking- could be wrong- that desktop software would never beat out the systems that pound out names from snapnames and pool

 

[Slick Domains]

Who is it regged with? You need to backorder it with the appropriate company:

TDNAM - GoDaddy, WildWestDomains
NameJet - Network Solutions, eNom, BulkRegister, ClubDrop
Pool - NameScout, DotAsia
SnapNames - Register.com, Moniker.com, Answerable.com, MyDomain.com, Dotster.com, DotRegister.com

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

I am looking for such software too which registers the domain automatically for me which I have given the instructions to register once it's available.

There is no .CC domain backorder website and still people are able to register it in seconds when the .CC domains are made publicly available. I have got bad experience with .CC domains for which I waited for long time and all were snapped in seconds when they got available from PENDING DELETE status. Surely there is some software which can register it.

Can anyone please tell that software name which successfully registers .CC domain when it's available publicly and that software can register before anyone does manually

 

[rony]

I'm pretty sure there is no desktop software, most likely those people use some sort of scripts.
If you know for example Perl you should be able to write a script like that in a short time.

 

[trevor]

i am thinking- could be wrong- that desktop software would never beat out the systems that pound out names from snapnames and pool

The domains I'm interested in are Indian domains: .in and .co.in. I don't believe Snapnames or Pool deal with Indian domains at this point so they aren't a factor.

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

I'm pretty sure there is no desktop software, most likely those people use some sort of scripts.
If you know for example Perl you should be able to write a script like that in a short time.

I need to buy that script because I am not able to write the script of my own. Is there any way I can get that

 

[Dotmainer]

I'm pretty sure there is no desktop software, most likely those people use some sort of scripts.
If you know for example Perl you should be able to write a script like that in a short time.

Sure, there IS desktop software, i dont have in mind name of it,
but go to Yofies page (redrop.com ?) and there is some affiliate link to that software.


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[MattheP]

Heres the link:
/www.dnware.com/expired
Yofie, say tnx for keeping ref id

 

[DotWeekly]

Heres the link:
/www.dnware.com/expired
Yofie, say tnx for keeping ref id

Yofie says thanks

I think as long as Moniker supports .in etc, that should work for you. It's a nice desktop software. Perfect for the lazy man as well... lol Many times, I use the software just to register available domains, because it's easier to to put the domains into it and hit Start. It registers the domains and I do not have to do anything else. lol

 

[trevor]

Heres the link:
/www.dnware.com/expired
/QUOTE]



Thanks to everyone for responding.

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, with that software you have to register with eNom or Moniker. Moniker pricing on .in/.co.in is currently about $15/$12 higher per domain than my registrar. I can't find pricing for eNom but I'm guessing it's equally as high.


Anyone else know of any alternatives?

 

[Morph]

Referral links?
Rules?
No?

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Thanks for the link. Will that software snap .CC domain names ?

 

[MattheP]

Referral links?
Rules?
No?

Sorry, I forgot about that. I just wanted to help Yofie because i like his sites. Wont happen again

 

[Slick Domains]

I wasn't aware this software existed. Good to know!

 

[trevor]

Any other suggestions?

Thanks




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As a side note, the web page for the dnware software that was suggested previously magically changes each day...

On the 27th it said:

Retail price of our new version is $149.99 ,
however if you order before midnight, no later then
February 27, 2008 it's yours for only $99!

On the 28th it said:

Retail price of our new version is $149.99 ,
however if you order before midnight, no later then
February 28, 2008 it's yours for only $99!

On the 29th it said:

Retail price of our new version is $149.99 ,
however if you order before midnight, no later then
February 29, 2008 it's yours for only $99!


I wonder what it will say on the 1st? (edit)


Anyway, I really don't like BS stuff like that where they try and get you to buy something quick because there's a fake "deadline". It makes me not trust the software if they have to be deceptive in getting me to buy it.

 

[netfleet]

Anyone know of software that does this for com.au?

 

[sirxl]

Wow this software is cool. I will buy it once I get my adsense revenue in March

 

[wikes82]

or, if you're using enom, check my signature for similar software for interfacing with eNom API.
It's free... all you need, just an enom reseller account

 

[Dotmainer]

Any other suggestions?

Thanks
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As a side note, the web page for the dnware software that was suggested previously magically changes each day...

On the 27th it said:

Retail price of our new version is $149.99 ,
however if you order before midnight, no later then
February 27, 2008 it's yours for only $99!

On the 28th it said:

Retail price of our new version is $149.99 ,
however if you order before midnight, no later then
February 28, 2008 it's yours for only $99!

On the 29th it said:

Retail price of our new version is $149.99 ,
however if you order before midnight, no later then
February 29, 2008 it's yours for only $99!


I wonder what it will say on the 30th?

Anyway, I really don't like BS stuff like that where they try and get you to buy something quick because there's a fake "deadline". It makes me not trust the software if they have to be deceptive in getting me to buy it.

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LoL, nice find ....

BTW. can you tell me what it will say on 30th February :p

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