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For Sale 15-07-2003 Back-Ordered Names
- Thread starter Zorro
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Just last week I lost my first one to BD. VillageTheatre.com - that would have fit very nicely in my portfolio. I say we firebomb the bastards 
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No problem for him.
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Originally posted by elequa
Well pool.com caught 250+ domains for me today .... think about how much they caught for me yesterday
Actually, Amazing!
I believe that you got domains with pool.com which were not having SnapBacks
Why don't you own club with i.net or others ... Oops, shut up!
That's bad idea for us
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Actnow,
If enough people say "I find this offensive and damaging", then it should not require a majority, a rule, a whatever. Common sense says, respect the other members of the forum and don't do this. You are right BD is the major competitor, but only fools post info on expiring names before they expire. And the people defending them show a lack of consideration too.
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Zorro,
I think there is a "ransom" market.
I'm making a half serious suggestion -- Why not demand a monthly tribute from all domainers to discontinue posting daily lists?
I think there is a "ransom" market.
I'm making a half serious suggestion -- Why not demand a monthly tribute from all domainers to discontinue posting daily lists?
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The rest of the list:
salonsusa.com
santafevalley.com
satiliteimages.com
saveonsmokes.com
sccc.com
schuss.com
seemslikesalvation.com
seniorclinic.com
sevendaystolive.com
shoalin.com
siline.com
simville.com
sitesoft.com
sizzlingsummer.com
skibag.com
skyporn.com
smallbusinessdepot.com
snowboardingcamp.com
snowboardingjob.com
snowboardingreview.com
snowboardingreviews.com
snowboardingtricks.com
snowboardingvideo.com
snowboardmanufacturer.com
solidwasteonline.com
solutionmanager.com
souped.com
souris.com
spankingsluts.com
speedfest.com
srvitamins.com
starcab.com
statenislandauction.com
steakexpress.com
stephanieseymour.net
stickhead.com
storefrontcontractors.com
storico.net
stripdances.com
studiov.com
studnet.com
stupidlawsuit.com
subli.com
superfundraisers.com
supergifts.com
swexport.com
syndromex.net
tamales.net
theaterwall.com
thebesthometeam.com
thehorrorofringu.com
themoneypage.com
theuntouchable.com
tightabs.com
titletraining.com
tmre.com
todorelax.com
tonsilectomy.com
toplessdances.com
toxicity.net
tradinggames.com
traditionaltours.com
trafficdirections.com
trafficlawyer.com
trancealbums.com
triathalontraining.com
truckaccessorys.net
tutordirect.com
twelvetwenty.com
ukchiropractors.com
ukrainianpussy.com
univers.com
vagabund.com
video-sex.net
videocarddrivers.com
vielfalt.com
volco.com
voxterra.com
wadingpool.com
walkchina.com
wavtomp3.com
webling.com
webmongoose.com
websitesubmitting.com
westernmanagement.com
wholesaletransmission.com
windcharger.com
winternationals.com
womenshealthnet.com
woodworkproject.com
worldseriespoker.com
wwwudate.com
xxxuploader.com
yonkersny.com
yunfat.com
zafra.com
Those of you interested in daily lists, please check this thread:
Daily lists of Back-Ordered Names
salonsusa.com
santafevalley.com
satiliteimages.com
saveonsmokes.com
sccc.com
schuss.com
seemslikesalvation.com
seniorclinic.com
sevendaystolive.com
shoalin.com
siline.com
simville.com
sitesoft.com
sizzlingsummer.com
skibag.com
skyporn.com
smallbusinessdepot.com
snowboardingcamp.com
snowboardingjob.com
snowboardingreview.com
snowboardingreviews.com
snowboardingtricks.com
snowboardingvideo.com
snowboardmanufacturer.com
solidwasteonline.com
solutionmanager.com
souped.com
souris.com
spankingsluts.com
speedfest.com
srvitamins.com
starcab.com
statenislandauction.com
steakexpress.com
stephanieseymour.net
stickhead.com
storefrontcontractors.com
storico.net
stripdances.com
studiov.com
studnet.com
stupidlawsuit.com
subli.com
superfundraisers.com
supergifts.com
swexport.com
syndromex.net
tamales.net
theaterwall.com
thebesthometeam.com
thehorrorofringu.com
themoneypage.com
theuntouchable.com
tightabs.com
titletraining.com
tmre.com
todorelax.com
tonsilectomy.com
toplessdances.com
toxicity.net
tradinggames.com
traditionaltours.com
trafficdirections.com
trafficlawyer.com
trancealbums.com
triathalontraining.com
truckaccessorys.net
tutordirect.com
twelvetwenty.com
ukchiropractors.com
ukrainianpussy.com
univers.com
vagabund.com
video-sex.net
videocarddrivers.com
vielfalt.com
volco.com
voxterra.com
wadingpool.com
walkchina.com
wavtomp3.com
webling.com
webmongoose.com
websitesubmitting.com
westernmanagement.com
wholesaletransmission.com
windcharger.com
winternationals.com
womenshealthnet.com
woodworkproject.com
worldseriespoker.com
wwwudate.com
xxxuploader.com
yonkersny.com
yunfat.com
zafra.com
Those of you interested in daily lists, please check this thread:
Daily lists of Back-Ordered Names
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I typically never find the need to explain what or why I am doing but I'd rather do it this time:
DomainRetriever:
You have presumed that this is a free service. You should know that there is no such thing as free lunch.
The list of "12-07-2003" was posted so I could ascertain how snap fares vis-a-vis other services.
I wanted to gauge how well snap does if the snap-back list is public information and there are multiple speculators chasing the same set of names.
The results were important for my business...and I'm not concerned about "people who worked hard to snap some of these MONTHS ago"
I dont see why other somebody else's business interests are more sacred than mine.
The feedback via PM was interesting. There were atleast a dozen DNF members who were interested in these lists...and were willing to pay for it.
The list of "15-07-2003" was to published to solicit more feedback and it has served its purpose.
Nobody has suggested that your Domain-Retriever software is "bad, illegal or stupid" so I dont know why you said this about my service.
Since both accomplish the same thing: they help a domain name speculator.
aactive:
Shaun...sorry but you just have just got it all wrong!
hiOsilver:
Your comments are devoid of logic and not even worth responding to.
DomainRetriever:
You have presumed that this is a free service. You should know that there is no such thing as free lunch.
The list of "12-07-2003" was posted so I could ascertain how snap fares vis-a-vis other services.
I wanted to gauge how well snap does if the snap-back list is public information and there are multiple speculators chasing the same set of names.
The results were important for my business...and I'm not concerned about "people who worked hard to snap some of these MONTHS ago"
I dont see why other somebody else's business interests are more sacred than mine.
The feedback via PM was interesting. There were atleast a dozen DNF members who were interested in these lists...and were willing to pay for it.
The list of "15-07-2003" was to published to solicit more feedback and it has served its purpose.
Nobody has suggested that your Domain-Retriever software is "bad, illegal or stupid" so I dont know why you said this about my service.
Since both accomplish the same thing: they help a domain name speculator.
aactive:
Shaun...sorry but you just have just got it all wrong!
hiOsilver:
Your comments are devoid of logic and not even worth responding to.
M
mole
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Yeah, thanks for the list, Zorro! It keeps others distracted from get my targeted names on their radar.
The drop game is so competitive today for the small player, you have really 2 options :-
1. Be prepared to machine-gun the names you really want with thousands of dollars.
2. Let a member here get the name, and then buy it off them.
The drop game is so competitive today for the small player, you have really 2 options :-
1. Be prepared to machine-gun the names you really want with thousands of dollars.
2. Let a member here get the name, and then buy it off them.
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