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Sometimes I wonder if they came up with that "hybrid" system just to be different.
 
Seems like good marketing to me, they grab your attention by a pay on winning system and then they can milk the most out of each domain by the auction system. Can't bitch about them being smart business people :)
 
i think bidding is the best idea.

But SN got it good too. No refunds and you snap crap names = )
 
Ive signed up for Pool.com but where can i see a list of up coming auctions?

Alicia

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Originally posted by foxstatton
Ive signed up for Pool.com but where can i see a list of up coming auctions?

Alicia

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Domain WHOIS (without ads and junk)
www.qnom.com

I believe you have to ´have the name entered into your list.
 
At first you must add backorders for some domains and then after these are caught if you was the only one that backordered the domain you get it for $60. If one or more people had backordered the same domain then there is an auction.

Not everyone can see all auctions.
 
The name you entered must caught by Pool before you can make a bid.

I don't want bother to bid if Pool caught the name. :)
 
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