Originally posted by dotNetKing
> and godaddy do the same but the next day.
Sorry .biz. This is not the case.
I'm sure when they loose, they normally loose by little more than a couple of seconds at the outside.
I beg to differ, dnk. Pool has the resources of many many ICANN accredited registrars that are motivated to grab a name because the Pool business model can offer them unimagined profits.
Godaddy, on the other hand, works on a fixed price grabbing model that stifles motivation somewhat, imho. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Godaddy only has WWD and itself to fight for nanosecond drops.
I have learnt to understand that the drop game is no longer measured by the seconds, but by the nanoseconds. From my purely personal observation, I think Pool has developed its grabbing scripts to its fullest potential with its edge being finely calibrated distribution of strikes across many registrars, mayhaps better than the competition.
Don't forget, the CTO of Snapnames went over to head up Pool.
I believe that RRP strategies will only get more ferocious in the coming months/years. Which is why I support WLS, if only for us, the small speck in the dust players.
Unless you are able and willing to pay a couple of thousands for each name you acquire ...