another exody question

[E=MC2]

when you search the soon to expire domain names on exody, how long does soon to expire mean? 1 hour, 5 hours ect...



thanks

 

[Whois-Search]

if its :

2-b.net == 07-jan-2003 == whois.networksolutions.com


then double check using a whois search :


http://www.whois-search.com/index.php?query=2-b.net

"Updated Date: 07-jan-2003
Domain not found locally, but Registry points back to local DB.
Local WHOIS DB must be out of date."

now add the known register rule from 'experience' :

07-jan-2003 + 5 days = 12-Jan-2003

at 2pm EST to 3pm EST

 

[machine]

between 2 and 3 or 2 and 2:30 ?

 

[Whois-Search]

I usually catch between 2:00 and 2:13

 

[domingo]

Some times Soon to Expire List are very small for the day, but the actual drops are much more. Why its like this, any idea?

 

[DropWizard.com]

I usually catch between 2:00 and 2:13

Whois Search once again you astound me with your ignorance of the drops and your ongoing willingness to share that publicly.

NSI drops actually run (theoretically) from 2-2:45. In actual fact I've caught names as early as 1:40 and as late as 3:11.

To be on the safe side we run from 1:30 to 4pm EST.

 

[hellstrom]

Originally posted by gmartfin


Whois Search once again you astound me with your ignorance of the drops and your ongoing willingness to share that publicly.

NSI drops actually run (theoretically) from 2-2:45. In actual fact I've caught names as early as 1:40 and as late as 3:11.

To be on the safe side we run from 1:30 to 4pm EST.

Whois-Search just said when he usually catch names -- not when NSI drops takes place.

 

[DropWizard.com]

Whois-Search just said when he usually catch names -- not when NSI drops takes place.

You're right and reading further up he did say between 2-3. In this case my apologies. I have just gotten so fed up with watching him post inaccurate drop info to mislead the forum members I shot before reading further.

My bad