New Pool Tracking site

[HeavyLifting]

i had some spare time today, so i built a tool to track domain drops and aftermarket sales.

please visit and add new domains or add comments to existing domains.

it's VERY beta so feel free to send comments my way.

Visit TopLevel.org for more info


Android

 

[HeavyLifting]

thanks to those that have begun to post entries!

 

[actnow]

Can you create an alternate way to enter data by using excel?

I would, also, like to see it in an spreadsheet pattern.

 

[HeavyLifting]

actnow:

PM sent

 

[HeavyLifting]

thanks for the entries and comments so far. the tool is now expanded to include pool, namewinner and afternic sales.

 

[Sharpy]

Nice, suggest you have the successful drop service show up in the results when clicking on name details. Or did I miss it somewhere on page?

 

[HeavyLifting]

sharpy.... that feature arriving within minutes.... (they are all pool at the moment anyway)

 

[URLtrader]

It is a good idea. I have added Music-Downloads.net
Goodluck.

 

[HeavyLifting]

thanks. if anyone knows details of:

che.net
edeals.com

please add to TopLevel.org

thanks

 

[bocajohnh]

Great idea and website. I added two pool.com auctions I lost today.

 

[Sharpy]

Originally posted by bocajohnh
Unless I'm mistaken, pool.com used to let you see the end price of an auction that you did not bid on. I had one end last week which I didn't bid on. After the auction ended, I went back to check the final price and it was not in my auction history section.

Has anyone seen this happen?

History only if you hold the initial $60 bid or bid on the domain at least once through the auction process.

 

[HeavyLifting]

Originally posted by Sharpy


History only if you hold the initial $60 bid or bid on the domain at least once through the auction process.

i just dicovered this. so i try to grab an early high bid on stuff i'm curious about, even if i know it's gonna go for $30,000

 

[puravida]

Originally posted by Sharpy
History only if you hold the initial $60 bid or bid on the domain at least once through the auction process.

Yep, I always place a bid on them no matter what... just to see what they close at.

Man, I wanted bedbathbeyond.com...

I bid $3,000 and then $5000, but somebody is willing to pay a lot more than that because they had a higher bid already.
-sorry, just wanted to vent :-(

 

[HeavyLifting]

Originally posted by puravida


Yep, I always place a bid on them no matter what... just to see what they close at.

Man, I wanted bedbathbeyond.com...

I bid $3,000 and then $5000, but somebody is willing to pay a lot more than that because they had a higher bid already.
-sorry, just wanted to vent :-(

thats a trademark problem. you're better off without it

 

[puravida]

Originally posted by Android
thats a trademark problem. you're better off without it

Yeah, but I'm not bound by US laws... I live in Costa Rica. I would transfer the domain outside of any US-based registrar and would not have to deal with it.....

I've won those disputes before... although, not a TM "that" obvious.

 

[URLCollection]

Great site Charlie - Thanks from all of us - Steve

 

[Duke]

How are you going to verify that what is being posted is accurate? I see one guy posted that he sold a domain for $200 in October. Nice trick, especially since I was the owner of that domain at the time and sold it several weeks after that for $39. Unless data is verified it is not going to be of much value.

 

[HeavyLifting]

it's an experiment, so i'm going to try different things. the information is definately to be taken with a grain of salt, but can serve as a good basic research tool. i'm going to be adding a function to flag suspicious records until they can be verified or deleted.

Android

 

[Duke]

Originally posted by Android
it's an experiment, so i'm going to try different things. the information is definately to be taken with a grain of salt, but can serve as a good basic research tool. i'm going to be adding a function to flag suspicious records until they can be verified or deleted.

Android

You might consider a line to invite people to report listings they know are false. Have them send you a note with corroborating information. If they have proof, then you will be able to start weeding out posters you know are not giving you reliable information.

 

[Steen]

Originally posted by puravida



Yeah, but I'm not bound by US laws... I live in Costa Rica. I would transfer the domain outside of any US-based registrar and would not have to deal with it.....

I've won those disputes before... although, not a TM "that" obvious.

I wasn't aware that it mattered.

Registrars are bound to agreements/contracts..


If you loss a WIPO dispute I didn't think the registrar has final control over it. Doesnt the registry move the domain(s)?