How can I find out what backorder service caught an expiring domain? Of course I can manually check as many known backorder services as possible but is there another way that will make it much more easier to pinpoint the domain backorder service?:cow04:
I found out more information. Tucows has an exclusive relationship with Afternic (which is now owned by GD) to sell and auction off backordered domains but Afternic seems to not work properly. GD just acquired them so they're still transitioning. Afternic was owned by BuyDomains. This was as of...
Well I don't pay for POOL, SN, and NJ. Only for GD but I didn't mind. I got it cheap (with coupon code). The other services are better but you pay only if they're successful and you actually get the domain. My only issue is how did Buy Domains get this domain and why is the nameservers pointed...
If you want more of a premium domain you would have to buy it from someone or backorder and expiring domain but just know that many good names will also be sought out by other domain squatters.
Wow that's a really nice domain. I would have no problem giving you $5,000 USD right now. I was looking for a domain such as that anyway. That's a really hot and spicy domain.
Why is it that the domain I backordered does not have a pre-release date but names that expired later already feature pre-release dates on Namjet? What does this mean?
Also, the domain status for the domain I want is (Status: OK and Registry Status: OK) What does this mean and shouldn't it be...
Greetings to all of you. I am waiting for a domain to come available through one of the domain backorder services (NameJet, Snapnames, and Pool). I even took the liberty to backorder through GoDaddy even though it's useless. The issues I am having are...
The domain is EXPIRED (SEP-26-2013)...
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