For Sale what are they doing?

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I have seen it on some more domains, but here it is:
for example : expess.com

You see whois is in buydomains name,
domain is in redemption period,
now the namservers in whois show

NS1.15x.net
NS2.15x.net

and also
NS.BUYDOMAINS.COM
THIS-DOMAIN-FOR-SALE.COM

the domain dose not resolve

What do You think?

 

[Whois-Search]

www.nameadmininc.com own those nameservers

Why would Buydomains let a domain drop and change the nameservers to them ?

 

[dvdrip]

This must be a registar's mixup.
The domain was BD's.

Whois nameservers are:
NS.BUYDOMAINS.COM
THIS-DOMAIN-FOR-SALE.COM

The NAMEADMIN nameservers are in the registrar's whois that is not in sync with the official whois.

Domain is in PD so it will not resolve to anything.

 

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The NAMEADMIN nameservers are in the registrar's whois that is not in sync with the official whois.

Yeah thats what I wanted to say, buydomains namservers are in official whois and the nameadmin nameservers are in registrar`s whois.
Was nameadmin testing the traffic before it went to redemption period?

 

[actnow]

NameAdmin is continously (daily) registering domains for data mining.

They keep a couple of them. And, drop the rest within the 5 day grace period.

This applies to new registration and expiring domains.

Name Admin uses the Dns name - Linkz.com .

Yesterday, they picked up 91,000. And, released 91,280.
He has 201,000 domains under Linkz.

He has 183,000 domains under 15x.net.

I haven't noticed him using 15x for data mining.

Yesterday, he put 120 into 15x and none deleted.

Name Admin is a registrar.