mole said:What makes you think they haven't already? WLS is the only small window of opportunity left you have to trawl the system if you are street smart.
Otherwise, you can chose never to play again. It's really getting very expensive to grab whatever is dropping now. Unlike the good ol' days.
strongvis said:What makes YOU think that these same guys aren't prepared to do to the WLS what they are doing to the drop game. .DOMINATE . . . your reason to bring WLS is flawed.
Interesting point on the stockpiling. Does this mean domain name resellers, large and small, with money will just keep re-registering names to keep them out of the drop pool and WLS? If so, this could drive up the end user prices so that even the small guys who hold their domains would benefit. Especially if WLS dries up the flow of domain names through the drop process.URLCollection said:I think the reason you are seeing the stock piling by these large groups is due to the upcoming WLS program. After it hits, I must agree with Mole - it will change the entire landscape of the drop market.
Well said mole.Originally Posted by mole;
Try dominating quicksand. The weight of your numbers will only pull you, plus your money, down into the mud. I guess you haven't figured out the real strategy of WLS, have you?
strongvis said:What's the "REAL Strategy" mole. Please enlighten me. I'm just a newbie
mole said:The real strategy is to screw BD and the rest of the so-called big players with all their priviledged RRP access LOL!!![]()
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