First rule of fight club, don't check the ones you let drop. Otherwise your one step away from Noel Edmonds and the "I told you you shouldn't have opened that box". syndrome.
...they each have to at least pay for themselves...
Very wise words.That's the best way in these leaner times. Sad thing is, a lot go undeveloped, so when renewal time comes around, you've no idea whether renewing them is actually worth it or not. The earlier in the 2 year cycle they're developed the better to see what the roi is, otherwise all you end up doing is topping up Nominet's bottom line for no good reason!
A lot of mine get picked up too - but you know what, if you meant to let them drop, then you did so for a reason...
As long as it's not a mistake I'm not too bothered.
The renewal fees on hundreds of unused domains, is too much. I've now got a policy where I'm starting to develop everything - they each have to at least pay for themselves...
I've noticed quite a few of mine getting caught by certain catchers on here.
Isn't that really want the "bargain basement" section is for? Maybe you could set up a "due to drop" section where members can have the domain for free if they cover the transfer cost.Maybe I should set up a "dropping" forum or system, so that they are offered to members here before they go into the Nominet drop queue.
That way existing owners get a last chance of making a sale, and members get a chance to buy them at a good price without any risk.
Isn't that really want the "bargain basement" section is for? Maybe you could set up a "due to drop" section where members can have the domain for free if they cover the transfer cost.
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