Where to look for expired domains?

kolloni

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Hi there,

where do you get your expired domains from?
I need an expired domain which was in the automotive niche.
How much do you think I need to pay for it with 20+ TF/CF?

Best regards
 
Mate im too looking for this domain to better u can search with google u find a lot of it.
 
Also in the market place, you will find some members providing this service. You may get a quality domain here. all the best.
 
Better you con surf it through google. There you find a lot of expired domain. And also you can purchase expired domain from dealer. There you can get high quality domains.
 
namejet, expireddomains.net, sedo and other platform
also you can get it with 5 buck from fiverr
 
I scrape n them myself, is a lengthy process but there is a good chance of catching some decent metrics and also choose from a shortlist
 
Try Domcop and expired domains.you can get quality domains there.
 
Two steps :
> Search "expired domains" in the little search box on the top left of the forum
> Find a lot of topics with people asking the same question and getting lots of answers.
 
If you scrape it yourself, you could get it for the normal new domain registration rate.
 
I recommend you scrape it yourself and focus more towards the bacjlink qualitu rather then just metrics. Use metrics to filter out the domains then analyze them based on qualitu of links
 
If you want to scrape them yourself (cheaper option, but involves actual work and knowledge) - Domai Hunter Gatherer, you can find it on the Marketplace here.

Otherwise, you can chose the easier way (it will cost you more $$ tho) domcop ;)

Good luck mate ;)
 
If you want to scrape them yourself (cheaper option, but involves actual work and knowledge) - Domai Hunter Gatherer, you can find it on the Marketplace here.

Good luck mate ;)

Just so you know you can currently get 3 months for the price of 2 on Domain Hunter Gatherer Pro. The best deal that is available anywhere at the moment.
 
This question is asked at least 3 times a week here. Search.
 
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