Club Drop Process

[cashable]

I am new to this, so a little help would be appreciated. I have been watching a name for about a year now (non-sensical name, just close to one of my sites, and is a common mispelling of it). The domain expired about a month ago, and was originally registered at enom. I have been waiting for it to drop, but it hasn't yet.

1. How long after the domain expires does it drop?
2. Since it is registered at enom, and I better off submitting a bid there?
3. Any other suggestions you can give me?


Thanks in advance for your help, I appreciate it.

 

[mike031]

1> domains usually delete from the registry 2 - 2 1/2 months from the date that it expires.. read this

2> you better "backorder" it at snapnames.com + pool.com + enom.com if you want to be sure to get it and participate in an auction, if one takes place.

3> good luck

 

[cashable]

Thanks. I backordered it at godaddy, where my domains are, and will do so at enom. I really don't think anyone will bid on it, the only way you would find it is if you typed it in. Thanks again.

 

[chatcher]

...the only way you would find it is if you typed it in. Thanks again.

If it's being deleted, you can rest assured that a lot of people will find it. And if it is worth having, there is only a slim chance you will get it at GoDaddy. eNom has a much better chance at catching it, but if you bid less than $30 you may lose it after it is caught, without getting a chance to bid again.

 

[cashable]

If it's being deleted, you can rest assured that a lot of people will find it. And if it is worth having, there is only a slim chance you will get it at GoDaddy. eNom has a much better chance at catching it, but if you bid less than $30 you may lose it after it is caught, without getting a chance to bid again.

I will order it at enom as well as soon as I can. The domain has no traffic, no page rank, no inbound links no nothing. It is a mispelling of one of my sites, but people don't ever make that mistake. I just want to have it just in case. I will let you know what happens. Thanks for the help.