eBranding.com.au
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You can find more details here:
http://www.namely.com.au/netfleet-com-au-backorders-return/
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Netfleet.com.au Backorders return
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Data Glasses
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I think I read only for two years, I still have a five year backorder that will finish in 2016, just hoping all names are available if there is no other backorders are on them, perhaps I am wrong but I seem to remember certain names were not offered last time?? .... please correct me if this was not the case?
eBranding.com.au
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Some premium terms are 'reserved'. For example if you check sex.com.au, you'll get this message:
"This domain has been reserved by our system and if released will be sold via our Snapper auction
You can signup for a FREE Alert and we will email you if the domain is due to be purged."
I checked a few terms and there's lots of premium terms that aren't reserved. I put in a couple of back orders and yep the duration is two years.
Sim
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What is Netfleet offering for $200 / 2 years that you can't get with Crazy Domain's $9.95 (per year) backorder?
Exclusivity on Netfleet perhaps (no other back orders from Netfleet customers - but doesn't prevent someone using a different service to catch it ?)
Is there a compelling reason?
I have a client with a couple of Crazy Domain back orders but I think they are more opportunistic names he thought might be a good catch rather than important brand names he needs to grab - so I doubt I would convince him to fork out $200 to use Netfleet, unless there's some other compelling reason I've missed?
Exclusivity on Netfleet perhaps (no other back orders from Netfleet customers - but doesn't prevent someone using a different service to catch it ?)
Is there a compelling reason?
I have a client with a couple of Crazy Domain back orders but I think they are more opportunistic names he thought might be a good catch rather than important brand names he needs to grab - so I doubt I would convince him to fork out $200 to use Netfleet, unless there's some other compelling reason I've missed?
Bacon Farmer
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Crazy Domain's won't get it if someone uses a drop catching service like Netfleet or Drop.
neddy
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Exactly. And of course don't forget Domain Shield.
What I find very puzzling is how Netregistry offers backorders - http://www.netregistry.com.au/domain-names/domain-backorder/ - particularly given that their "registry connections" are used for drop-catching by Netfleet (part of same group).
