How do I actually buy this domain?

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Found a beauty of a domain today. (In terms of catchy names)

But, guess what, I don't know how to buy it / how to find out when it will get deleted / etc.

I looked up online about this and NameCheap says the pending delete period is around 30 days, but the domain is expired since 2-26, so...

How do I actually go about it? LOL.
 
It says domain is listed for sale at partner site.

Why dont you check that out.
 
It says domain is listed for sale at partner site.

Why dont you check that out.

XjS5PM2


This is what I get when I follow that link, hah.

If that worked I wouldn't have posted this here.

Does anybody know if CrazyDomains is any good with backorders? I noticed they are relatively the cheapest option I have right now.
 
XjS5PM2


This is what I get when I follow that link, hah.

If that worked I wouldn't have posted this here.

Does anybody know if CrazyDomains is any good with backorders? I noticed they are relatively the cheapest option I have right now.
Just contact support and ask them. Sometimes, premium domains are not well displayed and can't be bought.
 
Buying an expired domain name after drop is a crap shoot, I have had luck putting in multiple backorders for the same name though. Usually one backorder service will react faster than the other, and if it's a sought after domain, you will have a better chance to win, but you just don't know which site will score. Personally I've used Namejet and Hexonet and maybe one other, but do your own research. The better one will give you a refundable fee, or at least allow you to roll over the fee to your next purchase, instead of charging you some stupid $50+ fee just to stand in line with no result. I wouldn't trust other services. e.g. GD may hold the name for ransom and resell it themselves. CrazyDomains might do the same if they see value in it (I'm not familiar with them). If the name is worth it and you want it, be prepared to shell out some cash. Good luck and welcome to Vegas.
 
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