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Harbinger

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Nov 28, 2011, 02:29:24 PM

It seems like every time I go to grab a decent domain name, it's already been snatched by some guy named Andrew Reberry and his site domainwards.com.

I'm doing drop catching and I'm trying to grab domains as they drop but this guy almost always beats me on certain domains ?

So who is this Andrew Reberry guy ?

Is there some software people like this use to register domains faster than anybody else?

Mxyzptlk

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Dec 13, 2011, 02:29:49 PM

Andrew Reberry must have some fast fingers or be ab octopus or something because he grabs every dropped domain before Ican get it.

SEOTranslator

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Feb 17, 2012, 04:37:10 PM

If you search for his name, you will find that guy owns HugeDomains.com and has around one million domains. He also owns TurnCommerce.com and NameBright.com, which is currently one of the top 60 largest registrars in the worldHe may be your registrar, for all I know, I also have several registration labels. . He probably has an excellent automatic system that grabs all domains with interesting keywords as soon as they are released, and will therefore beat you no matter how quick you are.

On the other hand, it has been heard before that some registrars grab domains that their customers have been trying to get hold of. Now, I do not suggest that this guy may be doing this, but I would advise you to try getting those domains through a different registrar than the one you use normally - if you CAN get hold of the domains without this guy snatching it from you, then make sure you move all your domains and never use the services of your current registrar again. If you still experience the same problem, then tough luck - that guy must have a real good system in place.

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