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Message-ID: <4ef5fec60512201109k22ae4aem82acde862741bb24@mail.gmail.com> Date: Tue Dec 20 19:09:16 2005 From: coderman at gmail.com (coderman) Subject: Domain Angels On 12/20/05, common <common@....ch> wrote: > ... > Its called "Domain Engel" > ... Using the united power of many dumb users they hook many many domains > getting free'd by accident, and use them on their own, if you reject to > pay for their 'rescure service' . there are numerous drop catcher services, and this one is probably less effective than the ones run by registrars themselves. in particularly, if you know a domain is registered with a particular registrar, try using that registrar's drop catcher service and you will likely win. [i had a verisign registered domain expire, and tried to reclaim with godaddy's drop catcher service. it failed; another domain speculator got it from verisign directly and godaddy claimed they never saw the drop. i'm pretty sure this is not technically allowed but it seems common enough.] more drop catcher info than you ever wanted: http://dnjournal.com/columns/cover080504.htm
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