Snapped Domains - Default Name Servers

[Mark]

Hi Guys

We wanted to inform you that we have developed a default landing page for all domain names registered via the Snapper Auctions.

Once a domain name is snapped, the domain will point to this landing page using Netfleet name servers automatically, whereby visitors will be given an explanation of the page, and the ability to register an interest in the domain name, and make an unsolicited offer for the domain.

Upon receiving an offer via this method, you will be notified and can decide whether to respond.

To see an example of this page in action, please click the following link:

http://100milecafe.com.au/

Of course, you can change the default name servers for your snapped domains any time you wish, by changing the name servers in the Members Area under Account Information

Please note, this is live now and will take effect on all future snapped domain names. Furthermore, as this is an initiative from Netfleet, this is no way implies that you have registered this domain name for the sole purpose of resale.

As always, we appreciate any feedback you have on this latest development

Cheers
Mark

 

[neddy]

This is a great initiative Mark (and Anthony).

Just as a matter of interest, the link to the example does not resolve for me. Anyone else having that problem?

http://100milecafe.com.au/

 

[FirstPageResults]

Wouldn't resolve for me yesterday Neddy but is working now..

 

[Mark]

Strange why it wouldn't resolve as the name servers were set on the domain quite a while ago. Resolved for many people

Do you use google DNS servers?

Ned, is it still a problem for you?

Thanks
Mark

 

[FirstPageResults]

Do you use google DNS servers?

I use Google's at home and I could see it last night, but in the office we have an internal DNS server and I couldn't see it yesterday arvo, but can now

 

[Mark]

Thanks for feedback guys

We think we've fixed up the issue with some users - it should be working from now on.

Would love to know if anyone else is still having a problem?

Thanks
Mark