How to build a specialist drop list?

[rob]

Well that answers the question and I was right about it being against the rules, I thought it would be but it was one of them sites where I was 50/50

I think its more that company has nicked content from admin previously and various other issues?

 

[FCP]

Grant, I have experience with databases just not using the DAC. Which ever way I go with the drop list I am just interested about how everything works. Even if I using someone else’s script with someone else's list I still want to know how everything works.

Thanks for the link monaghan. That answers one of my questions.

 

[foz]

Am curious as to how someone could build drop lists while being a retail drop catcher? Surely using your DAC for lists would reduce your allocation for catching names?

 

[Admin]

The one I saw was http://www.****************/ukzonefilesforsale.html I wasnt sure about posting the link since it maybe a rule breaker but I guess admin type person can delete it if if it is

It says upto date.

Best guess is it covers 3-6 months of expiring domains.

Someone asked about databases of 2million records about a week ago my guess is they are using this, so maybe worth asking them what exactly it stores as in domain name, create date, expirary date, updated, status etc etc.

I won't penalise members for referring to the site in discussions, I just refuse to have a link to it from AD (and potentially send traffic there) when they previously blatantly ripped my sites and posted the content as their own (now sorted).

The 2 million names are also posted in seperate HTML pages on their site that you don't have to pay for.

If you want lists of available names you can also try:

Available UK Domain Names

Admin

 

[monaghan]

Am curious as to how someone could build drop lists while being a retail drop catcher? Surely using your DAC for lists would reduce your allocation for catching names?

By organised use of the remaining day's DAC allocation once you've caught the last domain on the list?