Domcop vs Spamzilla which is best for getting expired domains

[KingShizL]

I want to start blogging again but I really don't want to start on a new domain name. I would like to use an expired domain with some metrics instead to boost my SEO. So I was wondering what you guys think is a better tool.
Domcop or Spamzilla

 

[Dante12]

If you're buying only 1 domain as it looks like just buy from @Nargil ,

 

[KingShizL]

If you're buying only 1 domain as it looks like just buy from @Nargil ,

I have heard a lot about him but it looks like a PBN only kind of domain (I might be wrong) and I wasnt sure what he meant by premium domain etc.

 

[King Gener]

Both are premium and you have to do some research to pick the effective one, better ignore both and get domains from seo experts

 

[akyaw]

i subscribed to spamzilla and i can say it's not easy to find a good expired domain

 

[GSERP]

Usually I refer Godaddy but it is not easy to filter the best expired domain.. Need to be more cautious on many parameter..

 

[KingShizL]

i subscribed to spamzilla and i can say it's not easy to find a good expired domain

Wow I thought it was as simple as it can be. My fear is I might not find one in the internet marketing niche. Is there anything of that sort there?

 

[KingShizL]

Usually I refer Godaddy but it is not easy to filter the best expired domain.. Need to be more cautious on many parameter..

Sounds complicated

 

[akyaw]

Wow I thought it was as simple as it can be. My fear is I might not find one in the internet marketing niche. Is there anything of that sort there?

yes they have categories there , but its hard to find an expired domain that you want , but the expiring ones are good and they provide good data on them , the problem is that when you want to but them on the marketplaces like godaddy or dropcatch a lot of people are bidding on the good domains,
here is one domain that is good i found there : 310marketing.com it will expire in 3 hours

 

[akyaw]

Wow I thought it was as simple as it can be. My fear is I might not find one in the internet marketing niche. Is there anything of that sort there?

and here is another one in godaddy auction theaffiliatemarketingawards.com

 

[KingShizL]

yes they have categories there , but its hard to find an expired domain that you want , but the expiring ones are good and they provide good data on them , the problem is that when you want to but them on the marketplaces like godaddy or dropcatch a lot of people are bidding on the good domains,
here is one domain that is good i found there : 310marketing.com it will expire in 3 hours

Oh, does that mean I need to bid to win the expired domain. I initially thought using an app like spamzilla would simply have it there for sale and I just pay and get access

 

[akyaw]

yes you're right there are e

Oh, does that mean I need to bid to win the expired domain. I initially thought using an app like spamzilla would simply have it there for sale and I just pay and get access

yes you're right there are expired domains that you can just access -> filter -> buy but they are not that good if you're looking for a domain with good authority and clean profile

 

[lbhbochc]

I'm a big fan of spamzilla

 

[KingShizL]

yes you're right there are e

yes you're right there are expired domains that you can just access -> filter -> buy but they are not that good if you're looking for a domain with good authority and clean profile

Oooohhhh I see

 

[Thunder Digitals]

Did not used spamzilla so can't say anything about that but Domcop is really good tool for that and you can also use domain hunter pro.

 

[Boriss]

Spamzilla works best for me.

 

[KingShizL]

Spamzilla works best for me.

Do you need to bid when you find a good domain with spamzilla

 

[KingShizL]

Spamzilla works best for me.

Do you need to bid when you find a good domain with spamzilla

 

[MarkFaust]

Both are similar and you need to do your own validation before buying

 

[Boriss]

Do you need to bid when you find a good domain with spamzilla

You bid if it's an auction.

Sometimes you find expired domains, without even needing to bid on it.