Don from SCHolidays.com.au

[DonGreen]

Hi everyone

Don here, I run a directory of self contained holiday accommodation, scholidays.com.au

I am currently looking at re-aquiring a .com.au domain I owned a few years ago, which is currently owned by someone else, but parked. If anyone in Australia provides a brokering service that may be able to assist me in negotiating, please send me a message. I'm not talking big dollars here, as I don't think the domain is worh more than 1k or so.

 

[aus11]

Hi Don! Welcome to DNtrade!

 

[chris]

Howdy Don!

Welcome to DN Trade

Cheers,
Chris

 

[johno69]

I am currently looking at re-aquiring a .com.au domain I owned a few years ago, which is currently owned by someone else, but parked. If anyone in Australia provides a brokering service that may be able to assist me in negotiating, please send me a message. I'm not talking big dollars here, as I don't think the domain is worh more than 1k or so.

Have you considered emailing them yourself?

 

[atom]

Welcome to DNT Don!

 

[Data Glasses]

If the value is not high i think you should consider just ringing them yourself , welcome

 

[DonGreen]

If the value is not high i think you should consider just ringing them yourself , welcome

Thanks Spacey. As the website is parked, I'm having a bit of trouble finding an email contact. The Whois Registrant Contact Email looks a bit weird, or at least a bit suss (domain@overseas.com.au). Is that information always relable? I will try contacting them on that address.

 

[johno69]

The Whois Registrant Contact Email looks a bit weird, or at least a bit suss (domain@overseas.com.au). Is that information always relable? I will try contacting them on that address.

I don't see anything suss about it at all. I'd likely not post anyone else's email publicly though.

The registry email is where their renewal notices go, so it's usually good to go.