Recentlly deleted domains

[Montiahall]

What are the chances of catching a great domain with software that pulls up the most recently dropped domains? Is this kind of software a waste of money? Much thanks

 

[VirtualT]

I believe there are a few members here who do alright with proxy scanning software

 

[tonyfloyd]

anybody care to recommend a good backorder service provider??

godaddy??....enom??....anyone company stand out the best??

thanks!

 

[anderson33]

Software can be worth the expense if you really use it and plan to buy a lot of drops,(some software uses proxy servers and the free proxy lists suck so you may also have to pay a proxy site an additional monthly fee), but be sure to check out your free options.

I use domaintools.com often because it will sort domains to your preferance and that part of the site is free.

As for the question on backorders - snapnames.com is the best in my opinion, but if it is a hot domain be prepared to pay some big bucks.

 

[tonyfloyd]

thanks anderson....i recently bought DRT...and am still trying to fully learn it.....thanks for the info

 

[anderson33]

You're welcome Tony. I bought DRT a few months ago also....if you figure out the proxy thing, let me know. I am trying to get by without paying for proxies, but it does not look like that is going to happen....:sigh2: As you will find out all of the public proxy lists are hammered pretty hard and most are dead our outdated....

If anyone out there that uses DRT could share some info that would be great!!!!And Tony PM me if you figure it out

 

[kwok]

Software can be worth the expense if you really use it and plan to buy a lot of drops,(some software uses proxy servers and the free proxy lists suck so you may also have to pay a proxy site an additional monthly fee), but be sure to check out your free options.

I use domaintools.com often because it will sort domains to your preferance and that part of the site is free.

As for the question on backorders - snapnames.com is the best in my opinion, but if it is a hot domain be prepared to pay some big bucks.

Thanks for the info.