Drop Catch - Expired Domains Script

[zorag]

Looking for a fully featured domain management and auction script with expired names "drop catch" facility. Similar in concept to eNom, SnapNames, NameWinner etc..

Any info ..

Thanks.

[John-MI]

will whats your price range i have sean these but they are around $100 - $400

[netdevil]

I am also interested. And I have the budget Joun-Mi plz contact me.

If you are selling this. Or should I PM you?

Thanks.

[bobby9101]

what kind of servers do these take?
I assume they have extreme CPU usuage due to the fact that they have to query verisign so often

[safatweb]

me too interested. can anyone tell me where & who has it

[Banned: Preoccupy]

i want to know the information, too.

[Creature]

and me please.

[Yum]

http://dropscripts.com/

[ptaylor]

What makes a good drop catch script? Put it another way, what seperates those who catch the domains from those who don't?

[chillking]

im also interested .

[AngelDough]

Anyone have any feedback on DropScripts.com? thanks.... do they services just monitor the drops or do they actually register them automatically?

[ptaylor]

I would also add thes question.....what is the difference between being your own registrar and having an api to a registrar? Is it simply that you are sharing this connection with others?

If you have an API, is there a limitation the the number of lookups you can send? Do these scripts both send request to an api and the public whois through different IPs, and if/when the public whois says a name is available then they send a request to reg. through the api?

[riya_senk]

Well I can make custom script if any one want, Will get list from Pool.com using cron and manipulate data from that list.

[actnow]

What makes a good drop catch script? Put it another way, what seperates those who catch the domains from those who don't?

A script CAN NOT beat a registrar. Unless, you are only going for a mediocre or less than mediocre domain. And, the registrars were going for thousands.
During the days of full blown tasting, it was difficult for a script to beat the tasters.

Now, that tasting activities have been "reduced" (not elliminated) you might have a chance.

With the script(s), there is a limit of inquiries per minute built-in.
Otherwise, the registrar will ban your API/ip # .

Whereas, a registrar connection is pounding away with a number of request per second.

Who is going to get the domain -
a registrar searching a number times per second.
Or, a script that is searching a number times per minute.

Also, remember that most of the scripts use Enom or Moniker as the registrar.
And, I believe they "might ? " be tasting themselves.

Because of the low cost of Daniel's script, it is worth the effort.
Just don't expect to catch a premium domain.

[Gerry]

Ooo...

Is this a bump the oldest thread contest?

[cursal]

Ooo...

Is this a bump the oldest thread contest?

Maybe.....

but isn't this sort of thing now under copyright by Snapnames/Oversee ?
The lunacy of it!