what's a good regisiter i could use for domain kiting?

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by transistor, Mar 1, 2008.

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    i know pool.com has a catch and release service, but i don't want to have to wire $250 to use it. are there any others?
     
    transistor, Mar 1, 2008 IP
  2. microtekblue

    microtekblue Well-Known Member

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    What is domain kiting?
     
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    transistor Peon

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    testing out a domain for traffic during the 5-day refund window
     
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    microtekblue Well-Known Member

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    Thats called Domain tasting not kiting lol.
     
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    transistor Peon

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    there's a few names for it... domain kiting was the original
     
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    microtekblue Well-Known Member

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    was it? thats news to me.

    hmm then but can't you just use any registrar ?

    use yahoo or godaddy...whats the diff?
     
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    not really.

    tasting is buying and testing. kiting is buying and dropping and buying again to avoid paying the fee of ownership.
     
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    microtekblue Well-Known Member

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    That makes no sense...

    you buy then drop, then buy again? then you dont pay domain fees?

    how does that work?
     
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    domain tasting done over and over. you have to pay fees to taste to registrars and they have to float the expected reg volume to the registry too, so there is *some* cost.
     
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