Domain names : to much search = taken ?

EnacheVladian · Post by **EnacheVladian** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 7:38 am

I mean, its posible that if you search avaibility of a domain name to many times somebody to ocunt it and take the domain name as a posible future profit sale ?

Ky · Post by Ky » Tue Apr 18, 2006 10:07 pm

Not sure about that. What I do know is that if they see the demand of the domain go up, they start a auction style sale for the domain renewal. There was a nice blog about it too.

fordrules · Post by **fordrules** » Sat Apr 22, 2006 1:43 am

I heard about that. One of the huge problems over here was that abc.com.au was bought by a teenager before the ABC network in Australia became online. So ABC used abc.net.au, and now that ABC own both abc.com.au and abc.net.au they just have abc.com.au re-directing to abc.net.au.

LOL

So there's a tounge-twister for you.

jeremy90 · Post by **jeremy90** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 3:19 am

i guess that could be possible, but i am not sure about that

Kaky · Post by **Kaky** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:20 pm

I read somewhere that if there are a lot queries on whois and other engines that some registrars use algorythms to automaticly "put the domain on hold" here is what i encountered i searched for gray-eye.com on godaddy and domainsite and when i finally registered it the net version has been "registered" the same sec nut i searched today the whois and it ells no such domain exists .

So the answer is yes .

jeremy90 · Post by **jeremy90** » Tue Jul 25, 2006 5:00 am

Kaky wrote:I read somewhere that if there are a lot queries on whois and other engines that some registrars use algorythms to automaticly "put the domain on hold" here is what i encountered i searched for gray-eye.com on godaddy and domainsite and when i finally registered it the net version has been "registered" the same sec nut i searched today the whois and it ells no such domain exists .

So the answer is yes .

but how is that possible, like how can people set something up like that?

darko · Post by **darko** » Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:39 pm

Maybe the website, that you whoised the domain from, can be storing the information in a database and selling the database to another company that buys the domain, and that company can have the same arragment, with a number of whois up websites, and thus having lots of info, of what the people want

zktz · Post by **zktz** » Sun Sep 17, 2006 10:39 pm

EnacheVladian wrote:I mean, its posible that if you search avaibility of a domain name to many times somebody to ocunt it and take the domain name as a posible future profit sale ?

YES, it always happen in my country.

rwshthn · Post by **rwshthn** » Thu Oct 12, 2006 12:25 am

i think you mean when you want domain name and some body els take it can you pay for it i think no unlis you ask his owner

Domain names : to much search = taken ?

Domain names : to much search = taken ?

Re: Domain names : to much search = taken ?

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