For Sale 15-07-2003 Back-Ordered Names

[Zorro]

Here is a partial list of names that drop on 15-07-2003 and have a snap on them.
Most of them can still be back-ordered via pool.com, enom, godaddy & other drop services:

aaahosting.com
abodeinteriordesign.com
aboutanimals.com
absplastic.com
absrealestate.com
activ8.net
affordable-healthcare.com
ajans.net
algarvehotels.com
alkwasser.net
allergytest.net
allsoftcoreporn.com
altcountry.com
am-cable-descramblers.com
arizonadoc.com
art-of-war.com
associatedproducts.com
atlantaaccountant.com
aucton.com
audiokings.com
australpress.com
authenticrecipes.com
aztekayolokalli.com
azuredream.com
b2bexchange.com
baffler.com
bargainfest.com
bcomm.com
bebo.com
bellydances.com
bergenia.com
bigwheels.com
bizgps.com
blackbigbooty.com
blogstream.com
blondegoddess.net
boatcaptains.com
bodyspace.com
bojidamoa.com
bowieknives.com
burnslaw.com
busysignal.com
buysellboston.com
buysellhouston.com
buyselllasvegas.com
buysellmemphis.com
buysellmyrtlebeach.com
buysellorlando.com
buyvilla.com
callassist.com
camoflaugeonline.com
cancundeal.com
cantaloupe.net
carinsurancecompany.com
castleclub.com
caulkings.com
central-europe.com
chamfer.com
chessie.net
chinaplates.com
citmarbella.com
cityplace.net
colorpoint.com
comptechs.com
comsafe.com
concertbooking.com
conga19.com
consolidatemydebts.com
constatution.com
constructionblueprint.com
cougarcars.com
couleurs.com
craftemporium.com
creditreportsonline.com
crustlessbread.com
csculb.com
ctusa.com
cultivates.com
cutoffshorts.com
daveschwartz.com
dediche.com
denimcutoffs.com
desichat.net
designful.com
dieterscalendar.com
digitalcameracomparisons.com
dinefind.com
discountprescription.net
discounttowing.com
diskcache.com
divorceplanners.com
dominatrixdirectory.com
dragon-ball.com
dreamsofcrissy.com
dspice.com
ducklake.com
dunyagazetesi.com
dynasonic.com
eco-search.net
eczma.com
edsilk.com
educationalworld.com
eeseeeducation.com
eeseehealth.com
electronicportfolio.com
elizabethanengland.com
elizibeth.com
elq.com
enterprise-plus.net
environmentalhealthandsafety.com
esex1.com
eternalspirit.com
euratin.net
exceptionalhomes.com
eyemag.com
fabthings.com
fantasytravel.com
fastpass.com
fft.net
flashco.com
flima.com
fordperformanceparts.com
foremovie.com
freegaywebsite.com
freepornwebsite.com
freesexwebsite.com
fromisrael.com
****ingwithyou.com
funnyposters.com
furnitureseller.com
gamegeared.com
gamesdepot.com
gearsystems.com
georgeiv.com
georgiasatellites.com
girc.com
girlfax.com
gkenzo.com
glassmanufacturing.com
glassrepairs.com
gmms.com
golfclubputters.com
golfsounds.com
gorgeousredheads.com
grannytit.com
greatdepresion.com
greycell.com
guavajam.com
hangchow.com
hardwoodsupplier.com
healthcorps.com
hoca.net
hoganbooks.com
holicaust.com
homeostasis.net
homeways.com
horrorcollectibles.com
hostum.com
hotcd.com
hotjamaica.com
housewifemagazine.com
houstonaccountant.com
hybird.com
ibuilt.com
ifsn.com
ilovevirgins.com
imageconversion.com
impressyourboss.com
industryinfo.com
internalprimates.com
internetcommunity.com
internetnameserver.com
iowaclassifieds.com
iprizes.com
ircmx.com
istanbul-hotels-istanbul.com
istocks.com
itavenue.com
itsawonderfulworld.com
japanesedomain.com
justtouchit.com
kingsway.net
kumkapirestaurants.com
kylielive.com
lalistings.com
landsea.net
laserific.com
law-search.com
laypersons.com
laze.com
maritalbliss.com
mba-program.com
mdsafetyservices.com
medicalarchives.com
meetmeinstlouis.com
meetvirginia.com
mega-reports.com
megapeg.com
mexicobiz.com
mobileshowers.com
molests.com
moor.net
moralcourage.com
mouseart.net
moviejoint.com
mp3towavconverter.com
mpegav.com
mrinterstate.com
musetta.net
mybandwidthplace.com
nakeddancing.com
nasen.com
newvoices.com
newwomyn.com
noguessesmarketing.com
nordfriesland.net
norwestbank.com
nudedances.com
nudegayblackman.com
nutritionalyeast.com
nutritionland.com
nztravel.com
ochie.com
paisagismo.com
parkerdam.com
partnerplan.com
pasadenarestaurants.com
pcdetectives.com
pctoyz.com
peligrosa.com
perfumeperfume.com
personalizedtowels.com
petites.com
petsfood.com
pittsburghaccountant.com
pittsburghaccountants.com
polarisconsulting.com
potentilla.com
powerdown.com
powertrike.com
prettyredheads.com
pricefx.com
pricehotel.com
proandamateurpussy.com
productcompare.com
prometheusfire.com
prontosearch.com
pscom.com
psychiatrics.net
pvcplastic.com
readinglessonplans.com
realslimshady.com
realtorsteph.com
redheadcumshots.com
reinforces.com
religiousbooks.com
reniasance.com
repaying.com
rickbeaty.com
rightprice.net
rivergorge.com
rotterdamjobs.com
rumers.com

Send me a PM if you are interested in receiving complete lists...daily!

 

[Luc]

why would you post a list like this for free on a public forum?

would you like it if someone let a few hundred of your competitors
know about all of your snapped domains one day before they drop?

there are people who worked hard to snap some of these
MONTHS ago. just because you didn't get the snap on a domain,
you want to create additional competition while at the same time
screwing the people who worked hard to find which names are
worth the snap fee months or weeks ago.

i'm not saying your lists are bad, illegal or stupid. what i am saying
is that you're creating a lot of unnecessary competition.

take note from the guys who have been here a while. keep your
lists to yourself.

you think you're doing a "public service", but you're really
destroying a market.

 

[_Yakov_]

exactly, what's the use of your post? no need to offer free informative services.

 

[actnow]

Zorro and DR,

There has been a lot of discussion "for" or "against" pre-posting of names.

This falls into the category of
republican/democrat
pro-life/pro-abortion
etc/etc

Everyone has a set opinion and I don't think anyone is going to move from one side or another.

I probably do more name analysis than a number of the members on this forum.

But, I find a name or two that I didn't know about. And, wish I had the snap on it!

 

[Ed30]

Originally posted by DomainRetriever


you're really
destroying a market.

Nonsense - the competition is there anyway.

 

[_Yakov_]

There was a lot of debate on this, so stop posting domains prior their drop and stop the debate.

 

[_Yakov_]

Beatz, where are you ??? :laugh:

 

[actnow]

Yakov,

That argument doesn't hold.

That means that one side of the argument won.

I keep saying the same thing. My MAJOR competitor is BD.
And, he has a database on names years out.

For example, I had GlobalDesk.com covered almost everywhere.
BD "took it" yesterday. (Took it - as if I owned it!)

 

[Luc]

Beatz, where are you ???

he's taking a nap.

Nonsense - the competition is there anyway.

right. it's THERE but it's not aware of everything, so by giving
out these lists on public forums, you create "more" competition.

 

[actnow]

But, DR that list is also helping me. I saw one domain that I didn't know about. And, would like to have.

 

[ShaunP]

Yes ... all the big players come to DNF just in the hope that somebody posts a few names that are going to drop, so they can have the edge.

I highly doubt anyone that depends on names posted here, has any influence on the prices at places like Namewinner, Thefirstname and the such.

I'm not saying people should or not post info, I AM saying the quality of info posted is of no use to the big, medium or small players in this biz.

Shaun

 

[laskos]

i cant believe you are complaining about someone posting a list, get real guys. you must have started the game by looking at free lists.

Laskos.

 

[Luc]

stay in the game a little longer laskos, and if it's not monopolized,
you'll see what i'm talking about.

no offense, but it's hard to explain that "free" and "domain
information" don't go together in this business.

 

[laskos]

maybe not, but like i said everyone started somewhere

 

[Bob]

Here we go again.

-bob

 

[actnow]

Well, Pool has truly become one the the major players in this business.

They picked up some great names today.

(Notice I am changing the subject.)

but, what is fascinating is that they have taken the auction business to another level.

I wish I had thought of it!

 

[Luc]

yep. their hybrid service is very interesting.

 

[actnow]

It's 3:05. It looks like BD probably will end up with my

GlobalTooling.com

Because, my snap hasn't turned. And, NW and Pool did not get
it.

Does anyone have any idea how many names BD picks up a day?

Someone mentioned they have been keeping track of Ult. Is anyone following BD?

 

[domnet]

Originally posted by actnow
Well, Pool has truly become one the the major players in this business.

They picked up some great names today.

(Notice I am changing the subject.)

but, what is fascinating is that they have taken the auction business to another level.

I wish I had thought of it!

What did they catch today? They didn't really catch anything for me.

 

[stuff]

Originally posted by domnet


What did they catch today? They didn't really catch anything for me.

Pool is getting better every day