Probably a simple answer but I was wondering how drop catching services work such as drop .co.uk? If I use something like drop system then I'm using my own allowance but with these services it's their allowance, so do they have a larger allowance or something else?
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How do drop catching services work?
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They have the same allocation as the rest, as they use their sole TAG to chase domains. If they have more than one domain booked for the day, they will usually either rotate them (giving them limited chance of success), or prioritise if you opt to pay them more for a successful catch, which some services offer like drop.co.uk
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