Non UK ccTLD Drop Catcher / Auctions

[Hook]

Anyone have any suggestions? I know catchtiger but the idea of bidding for domains before they expire is a bit weird to me...

I saw nicsell, but don't know much about it.

Anyone with any exp. with this?

 

[DJ]

Catchtiger became/sold to nicsell and works in the same way.

 

[Hook]

Catchtiger became/sold to nicsell and works in the same way.

Okay, I figured it was something like that as the landing pages are similar

do you have another other suggestions to try? Seems like the .uk market has good options for domain auctions, however others not so much.

I know of aftermarket.pl - but wasn't looking so much for .pl - wanted .nl, .de, .es, .it, and .cz

 

[astutiumRob]

Dynadot auction off the expired domains - have picked a few pending delete/drop ccTLDs for projects there.

Numerous registrars pipe off domains which are not renewed to GoDaddy, ISTR enom has their own expiring/expired platform .

gTLDs often get sold at 2-4 weeks from expiry rather the drop, with some like namebright/hugedomains making a serious business out of it.

 

[Ree]

Dynadot auction off the expired domains - have picked a few pending delete/drop ccTLDs for projects there.

Numerous registrars pipe off domains which are not renewed to GoDaddy, ISTR enom has their own expiring/expired platform .

gTLDs often get sold at 2-4 weeks from expiry rather the drop, with some like namebright/hugedomains making a serious business out of it.

"There you go Hook. Outstanding insights coming from a very intelligent and worthy NED wannabe. First post in a while Rob. How are you doing buddy?

Also, women have been reported to have been auctioned off at service stations when they are trafficked into the country by evil individuals I personally think that is morally and ethically wrong and those responsible should be #$&@. I know I'm referencing an old Guardian report but I just wanted to ask you if you think this kind of behaviour is acceptable 26 years later in 2026 when ethical and moral standards seem to have dropped to a whole new low? What's your take on this?

Auctions for sex: Europe's thriving slavery industry

Angela always liked attention, but the day she was forced to stand naked on a block for men to poke, pinch and haggle over her worth ended that.

www.theguardian.com

 

[Hook]

"There you go Hook. Outstanding insights coming from a very intelligent and worthy NED wannabe. First post in a while Rob. How are you doing buddy?

Also, women have been reported to have been auctioned off at service stations when they are trafficked into the country by evil individuals I personally think that is morally and ethically wrong and those responsible should be #$&@. I know I'm referencing an old Guardian report but I just wanted to ask you if you think this kind of behaviour is acceptable 26 years later in 2026 when ethical and moral standards seem to have dropped to a whole new low? What's your take on this?

Auctions for sex: Europe's thriving slavery industry

Angela always liked attention, but the day she was forced to stand naked on a block for men to poke, pinch and haggle over her worth ended that.

www.theguardian.com

Ree, please can we try to keep some threads on topic.

 

[Ree]

Ree, please can we try to keep some threads on topic.

I'll do my best with your threads, mate, but I can't promise, as it depends on my mood at the time I'm reading them. It is a bit like asking someone not to keep flushing the toilet when a turd floats back up when they think it is well on the way to the sewerage. Strange, you would give a thumbs up to such a painfully obvious reply from a 'God-like entity? Maybe we should follow the example Jim and Graeme are setting by having an open and frank exchange in the other thread? That way, if any distortions from truth, we can really get stuck in like the old rules UFC used to be. Anyway, let me know if you want me to create a specific 'Asspukeium vs Ree' thread, and I will without delay, so we can clear the air and let this matter RIP!

 

[Marek]

Also, women have been reported to have been auctioned off at service stations when they are trafficked into the country by evil individuals I personally think that is morally and ethically wrong and those responsible should be #$&@. I know I'm referencing an old Guardian report but I just wanted to ask you if you think this kind of behaviour is acceptable 26 years later in 2026 when ethical and moral standards seem to have dropped to a whole new low? What's your take on this?

What's the relevance of that?

I might have come across something related to that, I did take part in an auction in a service station for a lady but it was more a negotiation really, short term deal. I dont think she was trafficked tho she was in her 60's at least.

 

[Ree]

What's the relevance of that?

I might have come across something related to that, I did take part in an auction in a service station for a lady but it was more a negotiation really, short term deal. I dont think she was trafficked tho she was in her 60's at least.

At least you are honest. Did you win the auction?

 

[Marek]

Yeah £9 in change that I had in the centre console.