expired domains

[Geasy]

is there any better place than goddady to buy expired domains?

they charge for transferring the domain, no matter that they own the domain.

all of the sites at moonsy.com send to GoDaddy auctions?

For example I want to buy expired domains at namecheap

 

[PBNbros]

expireddomains.net is a good place to start - and its free

 

[Aty]

expireddomains.net is a good place to start - and its free

Years ago it was already over exploited, not sure why would it be a good place now.

 

[PBNbros]

Years ago it was already over exploited, not sure why would it be a good place now.

If you are willing to put in the time to look through the domains, you can definitely find some good ones

 

[Hawkster]

Cheaper and less hassle to pay someone else to do it. There are sellers in the marketplace.

 

[Daniel from Linxact]

Scrape by yourself or pick good ones by auctions. It depends on what you want. For a solid PBN, scraping would be enough imo.

 

[nichexposure]

Domain hunter gatherer is the best deal to find good expired domain. Scrap it, find it, check and buy from wherever you want. Or else buy from the seller available here. My vote will go to - @Nargil .

 

[Hambone Oblivion]

There are definitely quite a few domain sellers in the Marketplace area, you should be able to find some there. I would recommend using them if you are not sure how to scrape or use other services to find domains and then check their respective metrics and profiles.

 

[Nargil]

Namecheap has its own auctions, but they have a really low amount of domains. Godaddy are cunts and I hate them, but they auctions are biggest and the process is simpler, faster and more realiable than that of Namejet or Snapnames for example. You can hit me up if you want and I will gladly show you my premium auction list.

 

[Geasy]

Namecheap has its own auctions, but they have a really low amount of domains. Godaddy are cunts and I hate them, but they auctions are biggest and the process is simpler, faster and more realiable than that of Namejet or Snapnames for example. You can hit me up if you want and I will gladly show you my premium auction list.

Well said. Goddady are the biggest cunts in IM world.

They just charge more, when u go to checkout, you'll see ur price x3.

They say a domain in auction costs 5$, when you checkout it's 18$

 

[Nargil]

Well said. Goddady are the biggest cunts in IM world.

They just charge more, when u go to checkout, you'll see ur price x3.

They say a domain in auction costs 5$, when you checkout it's 18$

I am more pissed about the fact that they charge for Whois privacy, which drops when you transfer the domain and the person has to renew it again.

Not to mention their "tax" and shit. They are horrible, but well... not much we can do about it.

 

[Jimmy P]

is there any better place than goddady to buy expired domains?

they charge for transferring the domain, no matter that they own the domain.

all of the sites at moonsy.com send to GoDaddy auctions?

For example I want to buy expired domains at namecheap

There are two ways to get powerful domains:

1. Long Way - Scrape by yourself websites such as expireddomains.net (Free, but it will take a long time to find a quality one)

2. Short Way - Find vendors who have done all the work already and choose from their list.

 

[kleinerwauwau]

Auction Domains are still the best. Most of them are also still indexed, which is better than expired. But I wouldn't scrape by yourself, the time value us horrible. Just hit up nargil, his domains are usually clean and very cheap. Don't waste your time.

 

[MrAlex123]

I'd just frequent the market place and start buying and negotiating on here

 

[SEO Supreme]

There are two ways to get powerful domains:

1. Long Way - Scrape by yourself websites such as expireddomains.net (Free, but it will take a long time to find a quality one)

2. Short Way - Find vendors who have done all the work already and choose from their list.

Are you still able to scrape their site? Can't do it with PHP... not having much luck with Python either. What's your approach?