For Sale Whats the best drop you've ever grabbed?

[foxstatton]

Guys, Whats the best drop youve ever managed to get?

Alicia


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

 

[Anthony Ng]

The best drop I ever grabbed was back in 1997. After waiting for some 3 months, the name finally expired AND dropped. There was no snapping services or hardly even any scripter, and I simply registered it by hand at NetSol, the only registrar then. It cost me US$100 for 2 years. The best part is: I later sold it for a 5-figure.

 

[Spider]

flasher.net, got it through dropking. Has made me over $10k in affiliate signups.

 

[Jack Gordon]

Originally posted by nameslave
The best drop I ever grabbed was back in 1997. After waiting for some 3 months, the name finally expired AND dropped. There was no snapping services or hardly even any scripter, and I simply registered it by hand at NetSol, the only registrar then. It cost me US$100 for 2 years. The best part is: I later sold it for a 5-figure.

Well?????? What was it?

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by FrontRow
Well?????? What was it?

Well ... it's a 8-letter, two-word (or 1? depends), 4-syllable .com.

 

[revsorg]

Revs.org - spotted it on deleted domains, and thought it looked nice. It has subsequently become my brand and I am very fond of it. Probably has a very low financial value, an opinion reinforced by the fact that nobody beat me to it.

 

[actnow]

Revs,

It will have increased value if you do something with it.

So, continue to keep pushing Revs.

 

[Bob]

Best drop that I sold:

StaffordLoans.com - Got it for $10, sold it 3 weeks later for $10k.

Best unsold drop: Engineers.net

-Bob

 

[Steen]

Originally posted by Bob

Best unsold drop: Engineers.net

-Bob

I thought you paid good $ for that name

 

[stuff]

I registered manually pctech.net (6,95) and sold it for 4 figures few months after.
And unsold motorbike.org - dropking got it for me.

 

[Jack Gordon]

I picked up handicrafter.com off a drop list, paid $13.50 for it, realized it was a dud, then got offered my inflated asking price of $300 for it. And the buyer was thrilled.

That was just last winter, and now the domain is on hold. Weird.

 

[Bob]

Originally posted by devildude8989



I thought you paid good $ for that name

I did - through DropKing.

 

[changejobs]

Originally posted by nameslave
The best drop I ever grabbed was back in 1997. After waiting for some 3 months, the name finally expired AND dropped. There was no snapping services or hardly even any scripter, and I simply registered it by hand at NetSol, the only registrar then. It cost me US$100 for 2 years. The best part is: I later sold it for a 5-figure.

i also have favorites from hand registering drops back in 97 . they are stockquotes.com and socialsecurity.com
my favorite .net is personals.net - hope to make a decent site one day

 

[actnow]

I have a lot of mediocre names. Nothing that I would say is worth a vast fortune.

Ask me again next year.

 

[_Yakov_]

doghouse.com

 

[actnow]

Yakov,

You made a prime example of my mediocre names.

I have Dog-Houses.com

Maybe, next year I will have dog.com for it.









See, you all ran to check dog.com Yes, it has a snap on it. Not mine. Yes, it is an active site. Will it drop? Probably not.

 

[unclewilco]

not a great name but exacetley what i wanted!!

alttag.com

(i was using the alttag.co.uk as my site name)

was going to make an offer for it.. forgot about it and it dropped a few months later

 

[Sportacle]

Kids.com
Welcome.com

Later taken away when Netsol said they released them accidentally. They were/are CNET's.

Best registered:

Amber.com
Bookkeeping.com

a few hundred more like that...

oh, and Tycoon.com

 

[yesonline]

MyDear.com
MyShop.net
CasinoWebmaster.com
WinWinWin.com
define.net(because it is one worder)
i-want.com
buyathome.com
baccaratclub.com
mentv.com
videopoker.org

Not very good, but very useful to me

 

[beatz]

That wrestling name that NW got me once....what was it again...err..oh i remember now....WWF.com

I was quite happy about NW that day