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- Thread starter james87
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You'll be lucky to get it imo unless its not a domain hugedomains would be interested in or if its totally random that no one else would want. They seems to snap up practically everything that contains keyword strings, and if they don't it gets eaten up at auction or dropcatchers.
Backordering is probably your best chance or getting a dropcatcher
This is a godaddy practice for .com's : https://uk.godaddy.com/help/what-happens-after-domain-names-expire-6700
Backordering is probably your best chance or getting a dropcatcher
This is a godaddy practice for .com's : https://uk.godaddy.com/help/what-happens-after-domain-names-expire-6700
@Adam H,
Its not a keyword string domain so not sure how many people will be interested in it.. time will tell...
I was planning on using a few drop catching services to increase the chances, but wondered if i need to tell them the date its going to drop or will they just work it out them selves ?
Its not a keyword string domain so not sure how many people will be interested in it.. time will tell...
I was planning on using a few drop catching services to increase the chances, but wondered if i need to tell them the date its going to drop or will they just work it out them selves ?
