You can’t list #domain names for sale at #DropCatch, unless you’re very special
The majority of the DropCatch auctions are domains that dropped. DropCatch.com, however, also auctions off domains that belong to private sellers, just like some other venues such as NameJet. Can you, as a private domain investor, list and sell your domain portfolio through DropCatch? We had no idea, so had to ask, and this is […]
Copyright © 2020 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.#Altamira .com : Paleolithic #domain sells for mid $X,XXX
The auction for Altamira.com, a dropped domain originally registered in 1995, has ended. Previously an asset of Banque Nationale du Canada, Altamira.com was auctioned off at DropCatch. The closing price was $5,751 dollars, and the highest bidder was the DropCatch user “somealias.” A total of 198 bids from 68 bidders clearly demonstrate an increased interest. […]
Copyright © 2020 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.#TopToken .com : Cryptocurrency #domain auction jumps in final minutes at #DropCatch
Many public auctions at DropCatch get really busy in the final minutes, as in the case of TopToken.com . The seemingly cryptocurrency-related domain name auction attracted several bidders, and intense bidding that extended the auction in 5 minute increments for several hours. Eventually, the auction ended and the domain was sold for $3,852 dollars. A […]
Copyright © 2020 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.#DropCatch auctions : Updates on allegations of fraudulent domain bidding activities
DropCatch, a popular domain drop-catching and auction marketplace, has been “cleaning house,” after reports of shill bidding surfaced. Last month, reports of auctions being restarted due to non-paying bidders, led frustrated domain investors to a lengthy exchange over at NamePros. “DropCatch.com is very much like a game of hot potato, where fraudulent bidders bid up […]
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