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Domain Dollar Store Video

Friday, September 5th, 2008

There are still good expired domain names that you can register. This video clearly demonstrates that I was wrong.

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DNF Down - Database Error

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

Just after my previous post I decided to check out what the forums were saying about Snapnames being down. So off I go to DNF… only to get:

DNF Down - August 3, 2008

What’s a domainer going to do at 6pm on a Sunday night? At least NamePros and NameJet are up…. for now!

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The Reality Of Expired Domain Names

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

As domaining increases in popularity, many beginners get disillusioned, confused and often misled. Why? They don’t understand “expired domain names”.

domain name newbie There are countless sites on the Internet that provide lists of domain names that have already expired. For the beginners reading this, a domain name goes through a drop cycle (also known as the drop) where its registered and then expires. Think of it as a lifecycle - its born then dies. However, when a domain dies (expires), along come the backordering companies, domainers, registrars etc.. and give it CPR. Suddenly the domain is alive again. However, not all domains get CPR - some are left to die.

In my experience, ALL of the good names are given CPR. Those that are not renewed, not backordered, not tasted - are are left for DEAD. They are domains on the big scrap heap. Now statistically, yes you could claim that there might be one little needle in the haystack. One tiny little one that everyone in the world missed - but I seriously doubt it.

Stop wasting your time looking through lists of expired domain names. Don’t blow your hard earned money buying useless domains. The only people that profit from that practice are the registrars! Get educated and buy a good domain from a backordering company, on a forum or aftermarket website.

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