There was a post on NamePros the other day about DropCatch.com buying another 500 registrars. A few people wanted to boycott them others thought that a bigger company would buy them out eventually. I made a few comments and I’ve posted them below.
I imagine drop catching will eventually be obsolete. Goddady and NameJet don’t need to buy them or add more accreditations to beat them, they simply need to increase the number of registrars that participate in their expired auction platforms.
I pulled these numbers from the drop lists of names in an expired auction or dropping tomorrow. They’re rounded off and change daily, but you’ll get the idea.
For NameJet I’m guessing, the amount of names in pre-order is around 11K, I’m assuming a large amount of non-expired private auctions, so I adjusted the number to 7K
76500 Pending Delete
31000 Godaddy
7000 NameJet
4000 Snap
1000 Name
370 Dynadot
150 Namepal
So using these unscientific numbers 43520 names go through an expired auction prior to the drop leaving 32980 names at registrars that do not have an expiring auction process, but even at this point we see that we’ve had a shot to own 60% of the names in Pending Delete prior to the drop.
If the registrars that make up the 32980 start participating in an expired auction process, drop catching will be obsolete. Godaddy recently added Tucows names to their platform, prior to that I think they were at snap.
This is one reason I think NameJet and Snap should lower, not raise, their starting price for pre-orders. More inventory would never make it to pending delete.
They are catching everything, Well ok, they’re catching most everything.
Just for fun sometime this week make a list of domains that you would backorder. Then after the drop just type the names one by one into your browser and see where the landing page takes you.
I did this months ago before they added the last batch of registrars, 75% of the names were caught by drop catch.
You can boycott them all you want but that isn’t going to do anything. They could care less if anyone backorders. (that might be exaggerated) Their real goal is adding names to the HugeDomains portfolio where they can be sold to endusers. In fact I bet their end user sales have doubled in the past year with the implementation of their installment sales plan.
I have a friend that recently bought a name from them for $200 a month. No outside escrow, just set up the payment plan and get access to the name.
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365Synergy.com Synergy and harmony all year long
BloodFuel.com A supplement that helps you grow red blood cells quicker
BotExplorer.com like the bot they sent to mars
ByTheVine.com A wine brand
CanPickup.com Can’s for recycling, a lot of non-profit organizations have can collection points. It makes up a good part of their income.
CleanJump.com A brand for cleanliness, jump into clean
ClearFoot.com Clear up planters warts
CrowdNess.com Trending, public opionon site, how the crowd is acting
DNSeeker.com A buying domain broker name
DormBreak.com A college name, get out of the dorm
DroneVend.com Need a coke? Don’t walk to a vending machine, use the virtual drone vend app on your phone and have it delivered to you where ever you are.
DualSource.com Not just one source but two
EverAhead.com Always leading, never behind
FeelNeat.com A name for organizing and tidying up your life,
GearReady.com Gear for things you need to be ready for. Maybe survival
GoldScholar.com Knows everything there is to know about gold
GoodOpp.com Good Opportunity
GoodTroll.com Sometimes trolls get a bad name what with living under bridges and such
GraphTrack.com Trend data
GrassBass.com it rhymes, could be a fishing name
GrowShark.com My daughter had one of these, it would grow when wet
HeadToWork.com Something we say everyday, I have to head to work. Maybe it’s a brand for getting a job
HealYourFeet.com A podiatry name
HelpMyMind.com a psych name
HugeShip.com Shipping or a really big boat
HumanRole.com Could be an envirnomentalist name, What role do humans play
ImpactHarmony.com Seems like a catchy brand
Names With Bids
DotNetShoutOut.com
shipi.com
acehood.com
360search.com
NaturalHormones.com
FastReviews.com
LinkHero.com
BayFish.com
BuddyBear.com
tooply.com
zorpa.com
BabyBits.com
RoyalLotus.com
SportScreek.com
TheBridalDetective.com
HairWellness.com
BuySellRealty.com
LeadTheFuture.com
RadioPrime.com
ComeToPrague.com
silverion.com
DiaperWorks.com
NutritionFix.com
HugeBuzz.com
WearableHealth.com
outsoucely.com
NameDays.com
ReefBand.com
Blastpipe.com
ExpertSpeaker.com
Prudely.com
DNANerd.com
StartChimp.com
FeeUp.com
MammaFit.com
WifiArmy.com
pubfit.com
BroPay.com
LiftSync.com
UnchainYourMind.com
OneCruise.com
seylo.com
RehabPage.com
AgeFocus.com
bocatea.com
BackProperty.com
SkillBrite.com
CallBrite.com
RouterCity.com
Favoma.com
fraudia.com
getux.com
StudyThere.com
SeeToo.com
NewAssessment.com
Swacks.com
DropChimp.com
WeatherPlex.com
AngryTeddy.com
AddictionHD.com
Namejet
TalkChinese.com You should learn to. Billions of people do
ImageMagic.com
eslt.com
CarpetCentral.com
CoolAccessories.com
LazyLine.com
CurrentInfo.com
GrowLamp.com
GuideToSuccess.com
TradeSpecialist.com
Dayworker.com
TrainingFirst.com
ToughJobs.com
violinista.com
PeerPress.com
helpforu.com
WithConviction.com
SomePlaces.com
WebFolk.com
TechTranslator.com
gotadrip.com
iprinters.com
FineGrind.com
RockGlobal.com
HomeDads.com
torns.com
Marauding.com
FutureConcept.com
whoopz.com
HerDiary.com
farken.com
StoneCreation.com
GrabOnline.com
sindigo.com
HeatingTech.com
BodyworkTherapy.com
OddOnline.com
SureWeCan.com
Pecket.com
LoveSecurity.com
WonderfulEvents.com
BiggerImage.com
PurelyHealth.com
SoundCommunity.com
RunWarrior.com
LocalLives.com
WeCanRecycle.com
InstantlyYoung.com
BetterProfit.com
Flippa/SEDO
BabyPics.com 1995 registration and has a website with it
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
epcs.com
vyxx.com
wfpb.com
qxlv.com
qvft.com
qvxl.com
qvhp.com
qmzv.com
zfvs.com
qmvw.com
qvys.com
vqhx.com
qvht.com
ugxz.com
txuf.com
zvgj.com
exyp.com
qvxd.com
vhqt.com
uyxm.com
vjpx.com
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
nkjk.net
snpc.net
arsr.org
hwic.org
tegy.net
Sing.ws
shel.biz
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
cfffw.com
hhhcy.com
qywyq.com
ywqwy.com
ywxwy.com
zqxqz.com
zwqwz.com
33n.org
u10.org
pj1.org
j89.org
68s.org
cp0.org
zdl.us
alm.biz
nej.co
Brandables
Binuro.com
Blooner.com
Bogro.com
Branddy.com
Briqo.com
Fadita.com
Ferndy.com
Fixza.com
Gutzie.com
Jarur.com
Jipies.com
Jolugo.com
Kodogo.com
Loudpax.com
Orientz.com
Seruzi.com
Shepito.com
Shexa.com
Snappyz.com
Spicya.com
Tailora.com
Thozo.com
Tragaza.com
Trexout.com
Vaqueo.com
Victorsa.com
Vionno.com
Vueapp.com
Wasoto.com
Wulox.com
Wulux.com
Zeerko.com
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Some Numbers
222665.com
222595.com
222535.com
222797.com
222696.com
662922.com
222775.com
882922.com
q565.com
251q.com
sn72.com
mj83.com
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