Looking for a drop catcher

mattonline · May 16, 2007

Looking for a decent dropcatcher, please PM me

Recently caught domains
your TAG
how much you charge
if you have a information website would be great

thansk for your time

Whois-Search · May 17, 2007

Take your pick

1. www.backorder.co.uk (BACKORDER)

2. www.caught.co.uk (BOWLER)

3. www.dropcatcher.co.uk (CHC)

4. www.domainrecover.co.uk (BBONLINE)

5. www.dropnames.co.uk (DROPNAMES)

6. www.netserve.co.uk/domains.html (NETSERVECONSULT)

7. www.hey.co.uk/domains/domain-services/domain_acquisition.html (HEY)

8. www.domainmonster.com/backorder/ (MONSTER)

Also take a look at my "who got what" page on deleting.co.uk

rob · May 19, 2007

Whois-Search said:
7. www.hey.co.uk/domains/domain-services/domain_acquisition.html (HEY)

Had an email from a bloke saying that page is confusing regarding catching - it is the domain aquisition service ie. already regged names that people want, so for correctness ...

Explaination of catching stuff (ie. own system and prebooking with others) is at http://www.hey.co.uk/domains/uk-dom..._Availability_Checker_Domain_Reclamation.html

Cheers,
Rob.

retired_member11 · May 19, 2007

Perhaps the Acquisition text would benefit from the inclusion of unambiguous words like 'broker' and/or 'intermediary'. The "tried and tested method" bit reads more like a technology interface (i.e. scripts and servers et.c.) than a negotiation process with a human. The penny should drop with the reference to transfer fees et.c. but some people are new to it all and just don't 'get it'. KISS.