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Failed brands lead to failed ventures, and Kullo.com is one of them. Phonetically matching “culo” – the Spanish word for “ass” – it’s also an Eastern European last name. While we sympathize with those with that...
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October 22, 2020 DomainGang
DropCatch, failed brands, kullo, kullo.com, quibi, Quibi.com
Koupons.com closed at $6,100 on 8/17/20 at GoDaddy auctions, they did not collect payment and let the domain name drop. It was caught by DropCatch and went for $13,053. 2XPXP.com closed at GoDaddy for $1,525 back in August and was not paid. DropCatch caught the domain name and it closed at $5,000. As I wrote […]
The post DropCatch says thank you to GoDaddy again appeared first on TLD Investors.
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October 7, 2020 Raymond Hackney
Domain trends, DropCatch
I started writing in July about GoDaddy failing to collect payment and it becoming DropCatch’s gain. I wrote about everydaycounts.com closing at auction on GoDaddy for $2,601. The domain name was at Tucows not GoDaddy. The winner did not pay and the domain was left to expire. DropCatch got the windfall. It went higher the […]
The post Bimber.com and OrganicShampoo.com failure to pay leads to wins for Drop catcher appeared first on TLD Investors.
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October 4, 2020 Raymond Hackney
Domain trends, DropCatch
Twitter has no love for DropCatch, apparently. Any domain name listed in auction at DropCatch, cannot be shared by punching in its live auction URL. The issue appears to have been ongoing for a while, and it’s definitely frustrating if one wants ...
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September 22, 2020 DomainGang
DropCatch
More pirate booty ends up auctioned off: ThePirateBay.com, an associate domain of The Pirate Bay, closed at $35,150 dollars today at DropCatch. The winner was DropCatch user “jimlad.” Following on the heels of PirateBay.org that sold for $5...
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September 20, 2020 DomainGang
DropCatch, Pirate Bay domains, the pirate bay, ThePirateBay.com
ThePirateBay.com, a notorious domain alongside its active .ORG counterpart, is now bidding booty, after dropping. Used since 2004 to enable peer to peer sharing of movies and software, the Swedish pirate galley was targeted by several national and inte...
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September 17, 2020 DomainGang
DropCatch, ThePirateBay.com
A bunch of domain investors are bidding a minimum of $25,000 dollars on PirateBay.org, a former asset of the Pirate Bay crew. Second only to ThePirateBay.org that was registered in 2003, this 2004 registration dropped without explanation and DropCatch ...
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September 13, 2020 DomainGang
DropCatch, pirate domains, PirateBay.org
Five digit .com domain, 22678.com, was auctioned off on DropCatch, where it closed at $15,755 dollars. The NNNNN .com dropped unexpectedly in August, and DropCatch caught it. Numeric domains attract Chinese domain investors like bees to pollen, and thi...
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September 2, 2020 DomainGang
22678.com, Alibackorders, Chinese domain investors, DropCatch, NNNNN.com domains
DropCatch shared some great news: the recent disappearance of bidding history from auctions that completed was a glitch. The feature is active again, showing full information on the bidding “war” of completed auctions one participated in. S...
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August 28, 2020 DomainGang
domain bids, DropCatch
DropCatch appears to have removed bidding history from domain auctions someone participated in, once they close. The previous status allowed for the display of the bids, the bidders, and timestamp information past the auction’s closing. Any membe...
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August 26, 2020 DomainGang
DropCatch