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BackorderZone.com

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Mazkel

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Has anyone used BackorderZone.com?

Any input is appreciated.
 
They recently caught one for me and with no auction. (An auction starts with more than one backorder when caught.)
 
Bidders been replaced

Two bidders replaced by backorderzone.com

http://postimage.org/image/p6nn6n203/

http://postimage.org/image/ygzra6cpv/

Bidder ID 1 admitted he was added late in a private auction

http://postimage.org/image/5sawureo1/

Backorderzone.com deny adding Bidder ID 1 to the auction.

http://postimage.org/image/hw37f83hj/



Bidder ID PING probably backorderzone.com

I'm sure you guys remember the domain FMOD.com had a $5000 place on a backorder on namejet.com
The bidder who won was PING= backorderzone.com
The domain transfer Firelight Tech.

i have been in many auction with the bidder PING i am 100% its not Firelight tech.


Firelight are not in the domain business there are no good reason why they are in so many different auction.

http://postimage.org/image/6qmojb2lp/

http://postimage.org/image/g1h65t6v5/
 
I had noticed that bidders were replaced at other auctions too.
 
Does anyone know how long this site has been around?
 
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I have backordered domain pokermaestro.com there, deposited 49$ via Paypal, and after i won the domain in auction they have suspended my account , ignored my emails.

Something is very fishy about this service so i recommend
AVOID
 
Aren't they behind the daily onslaught of spam about dashed-domains-about-to-expire?
 
Did you pay for the auction?
Did you get a refund?

Don't expect a reply to your emails.

I have backordered domain pokermaestro.com there, deposited 49$ via Paypal, and after i won the domain in auction they have suspended my account , ignored my emails.

Something is very fishy about this service so i recommend
AVOID
 
I have some experience with them too. Recently I have back-ordered a domain at them and they did beat Namejet, Snapnames, Pool, Name, Hexonet and some others. I know this because I did backorder this domain too at all these other drop catchers. Of the +/- ten times I back-ordered a domain at Backorderzone.com, one was a success, so in my case they have a success rate of about 10% which is pretty good I think. Everything, bidding, payment and delivery went smoothly. Transfer-out is still pending, but I guess that won't be a problem too.

Final price = bidding price + $49 (1 credit). When you are the only bidder, the price is $49.
 
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Hi guys, I just want to let you know that I have just also transferred a domain from Bellnames.com (Backorderzone.com) to another registrar, it went totally smoothly. You can also accept the transfer request manually (@ Bellnames.com interface), so you can even transfer out a domain name within one hour.

Before you start a transfer, make sure that you have registered the domain name more than 60 days ago, else there will be an error (this rule is valid @ every domain registrar).
 
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