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.com domain drop on May 29, 2010
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Sanders is after a domain, not a job :?
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Dale meant www.domainmonster.com 
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Dale meant www.domainmonster.com
Thought he might mean that, I wouldn't book a .com with a public registrar, what's the chances of them grabbing one ?
I've booked about 100 .co.uks with DM and had none caught :?
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You can only give them a try with the .com. As far as not catching one of 100 domains .co.uk domains with DM, that's definitely bad luck. They are a competitor to me but they figure every day as successful catchers.
To be fair my 1st half were the likes of Shangai#co#uk and prescriptiondrugs#co#uk so quality names
Your best bet is to enter pools such as mentioned by Edwin, public catchers on .coms = very low success unless your after winmoneybettingon2racesperweek.com
Good luck
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