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Catching expiring .net domains
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Last time I looked it was these:
SnapNames.com
NameJet.com
Pool.com
etc
Rgds
SnapNames.com
NameJet.com
Pool.com
etc
Rgds
Thanks - knew these for .com domains but never seen a .net I wanted before. I only knew about it as DomainMonster emailed me to tell me it matched another domain I held with them.
Anyone had any .net catching experience with DM or would I be better off trying to secure with Pool or Snapnames etc?
Anyone had any .net catching experience with DM or would I be better off trying to secure with Pool or Snapnames etc?
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