Is there a domain sniping program?

matthew1994

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I'm talking about one where once a deleted domain goes public, it can quickly register the domain faster than the big 3 (pool, snap, jet)

Anyone know of such a thing?

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that would be hot... also looking for sch a tool
 
You can't snipe faster than big 3. Even if you get your hands on such a tool, imagine how many servers and resources they have to do it better since it's their money maker. And dont forget about their connections with registrars.
 
You can't snipe faster than big 3. Even if you get your hands on such a tool, imagine how many servers and resources they have to do it better since it's their money maker. And dont forget about their connections with registrars.

What ^^ said. Its impossible without spending too much capital on resources & to make the process as automatic as possible.
 
Cmon there are snipers for eBay, bidding sites, games, and all that other crap.

There is really no sniper for this kind of thing though?

True that they might have resources on their hand however it all really comes down to 'internet speed'. If I ran my crappy ass computer with 50 programs running at the same time trying to get a domain using unique IPS in case of refresh ban I wouldn't get it.

What if you had an internet connection that was blazing fast (roadrunner?) + really fast computer using minimized settings (windows classic settings) so that the program could work even faster? I bet if the computer had an SSD + high as F processor running 50 programs refreshing every damn second it could beat the big 3.
 
There's nothing the dropcatch services can do that we private dropcatchers can't do. In fact the odds are in the private dropcatchers' favor in many cases.
 
You are all wrong and you dont understand how those services work. They have servers around the world that simultaneously make the purchase requests and it works because the service that the domain is expiring from can be located anywhere, so the server that is physically closer to the expiring domain server will always win. You could have the fastest internet connection and it wont make a diff
 
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