Drop lists, where to get them?

[Steen]

Hello,


I am now convinced that eNom droplists are filled with incorrect information.
Anyone else have trouble with eNom lists?


Does anyone know where else you can get a list of the each days drops in .txt file? Not an online search like pool, namewinner or deleteddomains.

Thank you so much,
Steen.

 

[lopramine45]

pm me steen

 

[Nameable]

Try Platinum Forums -> Droplists

Or exody.com

 

[DeCal]

I bidded on a domain in Enoms Club Drop, then found it was available anyway... i dont trust them at all

 

[Steen]

Try Platinum Forums -> Droplists

Or exody.com

Sorry but,


The Droplists.net ones aren't in .txt and exody.com confused me when I was a member :-D


Are there any other places?

I don't want a search feature, I was a list for each day (like enom provides them).

 

[Nameable]

The Droplists.net ones aren't in .txt and exody.com confused me when I was a member :-D

The droplists.net ones certainly can be... just click through to their site, then right-click the "Dropping Tomorrow" link (in the right-hand column), and click "save target as..." and name the file <tomorrows-date>.txt

The data is just a plain text list of domains, there's nothing special in there.

Under the "expired database" link you can download a gzip'd .txt file (huge) of a week's worth of domains.

It sounds like you're looking for an easy way to get something that's inherently complicated... good luck... no one has a vested interest in making it easy to find dropping names, there's already so much competition that lowering the barriers to entry just means drops will be even more expensive than they already are.

 

[Steen]

no one has a vested interest in making it easy to find dropping names, there's already so much competition that lowering the barriers to entry just means drops will be even more expensive than they already are.

Pool and NameWinner sure do!

 

[Steen]

Thanks for the posts by the way

 

[ToastyX]

I am now convinced that eNom droplists are filled with incorrect information.
Anyone else have trouble with eNom lists?

How did you come to that conclusion? Doesn't eNom get their drop list directly from the registry (VeriSign)?

 

[Steen]

I am unsure if it's eNom themselves or the drop lists.

But I would come across certain sections where like 60% of the names were registered out of a 100 name sample (according to eNom.com).

 

[Sharpy]

Best free site: http://www.snapcheck.com/

 

[Steen]

Thanks Sharpy, I agree, the site is very good.

But for this use I need .txt files broken up by day

 

[skylight]

Best free site: http://www.snapcheck.com/

Great site. If we can access the previous few days of the list, it would be better.