Domain Drop Lists

dannym2

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• Mar 28, 2013

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There's quite a few companies offering lists of expired or soon-to-be expired domains. Does anybody know how they acquire these lists? I know there's an official body that publishes .au dropped domains. Just curious.

 

FatSteve

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• Mar 29, 2013

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no idea, but I have been using dropped domain list with rather good success for past 2 years. got me juicy things for 11$

 

dannym2

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• #3

Care to share your tactics? I can offer you some good strategies for scraping long-expired domains in exchange

 

FatSteve

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• Mar 29, 2013

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easy - go with popular deleted domain lister and check back link profile/authority...

I wont mention particular sites just cause there are only so many deleted high pr domains available and I make living by creating blog networks outta 'em.

 

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umaywell

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• Mar 29, 2013

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maybe they have special tools to search expired domains

 

FatSteve

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• Mar 29, 2013

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nah, its just websites providing the list - the more you pay, the better they get, in theory. Free ones work well too but I wont put 'em here.
Dont want all this crowd on my domains...

check Google - might get somethin' if you ask for expired domains.....

 

thetermy

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• Mar 29, 2013

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Nvm don't wan to share url sorry

Use google there are some good sites there

 

dannym2

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• Mar 29, 2013
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Right so it's worth doing some research to find an little-known publisher. I'll get on it.

If you're scraping target old music magazines, ex-band websites are a little goldmine.

 

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primadg

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• Mar 29, 2013

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We had written such thing a year ago. Our client took the list of auction domains from two major domain auction sites daily (Snapnames and Godaddy).

We checked PR, backlinks in google and dmoz listings than we monitored if it was expired in that date or not.

Godaddy provide FTP access to download the list.

SnapNames has a webpage to download the list. Google for "download Auction Lists snap names". (I can't post links in this forum yet)

 

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imrozz

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• Mar 30, 2013

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They have advanced tools to scrape all these expired domains.

 

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srinu0812

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• Mar 30, 2013

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No need of advanced tools buddy. All you need to do is to find a site which gives you a listing of dropped domains.