Did i Find a Gem?
- Thread starter knopper
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knopper
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- Dec 24, 2008
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Yup, Just registered.
MrDarkFlame
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looks nice
- Mar 30, 2018
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Buy it if it doesn’t work you can always sell for a higher price ahead
Bella Ciao
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I second him - Registrars won't let any good domain to expire so easily.
knopper
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LOL, You guys are right. I checked the stats for a GEM and registered a typo. F**K Me, I was drunk and excited.
OlafRustle
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It happens to the best of us
3bisu
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With some registrant you can delete the domains before 5 days and take some money back, check with yours
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Yep - Dynadot allows that for example.
- May 27, 2009
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Actually, if one knows how to RMS Research, Monitor and Snatch, they can grab brandable domains with those types of stats.
5 weeks ago, I was about to go balistic against Name.com. A domain that I had been monitoring for approximately 3 years had finally expired. It went through the Redemption Grace Period and finaly through the Pending Delete phase. I had 3 software applications clocking this domain down to the milliseconds.
And then!
Right in front of my $$%!!&## eyes, those beeyatches DID NOT release it back into the pool; they snatched it up IMMEDIATELY.
While chomping at the bit like an agitated wolverine...
I quickly started a live chat, gave them a call plus opened a support ticket. All I got was legendary subterfuge and pristine domain name theft obfuscation.
I wonder which person(s) from the Name.com crew participated in RIPPING ME OFF!
For those who are wondering, they instantly put it up for sale with an asking price of $3,500.00.
It happens to the best of us sometimes, LOL!
Zbigniew
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Haha, damn man, sorry to hear that!Actually, if one knows how to RMS Research, Monitor and Snatch, they can grab brandable domains with those types of stats.
5 weeks ago, I was about to go balistic against Name.com. A domain that I had been monitoring for approximately 3 years had finally expired. It went through the Redemption Grace Period and finaly through the Pending Delete phase. I had 3 software applications clocking this domain down to the milliseconds.
And then!
Right in front of my $$%!!&## eyes, those beeyatches DID NOT release it back into the pool; they snatched it up IMMEDIATELY.
While chomping at the bit like an agitated wolverine...
I quickly started a live chat, gave them a call plus opened a support ticket. All I got was legendary subterfuge and pristine domain name theft obfuscation.
I wonder which person(s) from the Name.com crew participated in RIPPING ME OFF!
For those who are wondering, they instantly put it up for sale with an asking price of $3,500.00.
It happens to the best of us sometimes, LOL!
I would have gotten even more provoked when seeing that picture. The girl with the dog, the tattooed hipster in the front, oh lawd!
micho24
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@Crewchief007
I absolutelly enjoyed this story.
I absolutelly enjoyed this story.
- May 27, 2009
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Yep, she is a looker, LOL!
That is a subjective question that's open to RARE = Research Analysis Reverse Engineering, remember, you 1st heard that from me on BHW.
Notice the domain that ranks #1 for the term, "Writer Helper"? It has a DA of 32, but it's beating out domains with DAs of 98, 52, 54 and 55. Also, look as the BL count. It only has 3,980 BLs versus sites that have 400k and 1 million BLs. If you did your homework using Ahrefs, you'd find that those BLs are low quality. But, the MAJOR issue here is, that top site was built with "Solo Build It! = SiteSell" And, those folks know how to out RANK and BANK the big dawgs! Look closely; they are outranking ProWritingAid, WordPress.org and Master Papers with site aesthetics that could be deemed to orginate from 2006/2008.
P.S. If you're wondering about jumping into this niche, the below domain is currently available.
Code:
writerhelper.com
Lol always use copy/paste when messing with domains.
