POOL.COM IS NOW OPEN TO PUBLIC !

[_Yakov_]

POOL.COM DROP CLUB - IS NOW OPEN TOO PUBLIC.
Highly recommended.
They got me DOGHOUSE.COM and other ELITE domains.
This is the best drop club I've ever worked with.

Service is run by Len Bayles - the guy who formerly worked with SnapNames.com and patented the snapnames.com technology for acquiring domains.

They also offer a referral program, so you can make some $$$ on referrals.

 

[Whois-Search]

Please do not spam your affiliate - pool.com will do

is pool.com the new drop club for namescout ?

7th may

"efw.net" is registered with whois.namescout.com - Yukhananov Yakov

 

[_Yakov_]

Originally posted by Whois-Search
Please do not spam

Did I ?!

 

[Whois-Search]

www .pool .com/index.aspx?aff=R-AAACL

 

[_Yakov_]

Originally posted by Whois-Search
www .pool .com/index.aspx?aff=R-AAACL

What's wrong with the affiliate link ?!?

 

[domnet]

haha, i came close to doing the same thing...but decided against it...you can't beat 25% commission.

 

[puxa2]

We charge a low US$60 fee which includes a 1 year domain registration. In the case of a domain backordered by multiple users, a short auction will take place and the winning bid replaces our standard fee.

oh another auction. cant wait

 

[iBizStart]

that means every name will be on auction

 

[888]

Originally posted by byalik
that means every name will be on auction

Exactly, with a starting bid of $60.

 

[domnet]

Does namescout own domainsatcost.ca? They look remarkably similar and both offering Pool.com now...

 

[Whois-Search]

so because its free pool.com gets to find out every drop - including the not very good ones - catch them all then auction them off starting at $60 and those with affiliates get 25%

 

[domnet]

I will just sign up for an affiliate program and get 25% of my money back.

 

[actnow]

I guess they are in the game to make money. And, they probably got tired of SnapNames and NW making a lot of money off of dropping names.

So, I guess Pool.com assumes that WLS is not going to happen?

 

[domnet]

I wonder what SnapNames thinks about the launch of Pool.com....I mean if you were a registrar which would you choose Snapnames or Pool....welll you can make a heck of a lot more money will Pool.....and thats why i say bring on wls

 

[Cash Is King]

Originally posted by domnet
I well you can make a heck of a lot more money will Pool.....and thats why i say bring on wls

Bring on a Monopoly. This would be great! ...............NOT!!!!

 

[Whois-Search]

I bet Snapnames lawyers are out for Len Bayles and out to push WLS

 

[Cash Is King]

Originally posted by _Yakov_
POOL.COM DROP CLUB - IS NOW OPEN TOO PUBLIC.
Highly recommended.
They got me DOGHOUSE.COM and other ELITE domains.
This is the best drop club I've ever worked with.

Service is run by Len Bayles - the guy who formerly worked with SnapNames.com and patented the snapnames.com technology for acquiring domains.

They also offer a referral program, so you can make some $$$ on referrals.

I just added 30,000 names. They better be good.

 

[Whois-Search]

http://www.snapnames.com/corporate_execteam_len.html

Len A. Bayles — Prior to joining SnapNames, Mr, Bayles was Project Manager of AWRegistry, the 11th operational ICANN accredited domain name Registrar. While serving in this position he managed all aspects of the Registrar's operations, including development, marketing, and sales, and positioned AWRegistry as the eleventh ICANN Registrar to go operational in September of 1999. He also worked closely within the ICANN process, attending and participating as a voting member of the Registrar's Constituency that influenced the operational environment under which accredited Registrars operate today. Prior to this he owned and operated his own consulting firm, Innovative Systems Design. As a consultant he assisted in the startup and operation of many Internet Service Providers and provided consulting services in the areas of: software and computer hardware development, network design and implementation, and consulting in voice and data communications. He has an extensive communications background stemming from his 17-year career at AT&T/Mountain Bell/USWest.

N.B. AWRegistry also now has DropWizard

 

[Zoobar]

WLS only covers .com/.net

The drop business will continue for other extensions.

 

[actnow]

Unfortunately, .com and .net probably account for 80% of the business.