Some catchable .net dictionary drops on the way

Here’s a simple list I compiled that contains many 1 word dictionary .net drops. These will drop on Tuesday Oct 6th 1pm CST / 2pm PST / EST. There’s no need to backorder any of these domains in my opinion – if you’re fast enough, sometimes slow enough, the domains can be easily captured by hand without the frenzy to backorder or get arthritis from clicking the “checkout” button too many times.

recalling.net
concordat.net
distinguishes.net
naumachia.net
deodorization.net
uncommenced.net
figurize.net
unexercised.net
nonmechanical.net
intempestivity.net
balatong.net
cumic.net
oraler.net
zollie.net
perched.net
preferring.net
severely.net
myringotomy.net
arched.net
coldness.net
narrower.net
supplementing.net
hardmouthed.net
lactone.net
glorify.net
reinforces.net
glittered.net
joyously.net
digitally.net
morganize.net
pictury.net
retrofire.net
deign.net
recheck.net
dragontail.net
ramseys.net
livys.net
nogas.net
lakelander.net
unisulcate.net
granivorous.net
persists.net
unestablished.net
gestured.net

Since they’re .net’s sometimes the names don’t get taken at all, or hours later pass before getting snatched up by the traffic tasters.

I’m not too turned on by most of these expiring .net drops, but I am going to monitor them. Out of all the digging around & lookups, the .com drops didn’t look too apealing for tomorrow. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a bunch of .net 1 word dictionaries drop at the same time. Maybe I’m not paying attention in the right spots. For some domainers .net seems to lives on as the economy re-establishes itself.

Keep in mind as well that sometimes .com 1 word dictionarys drop too & can be hand regged the same way these .net’s are dropping. You just have to be fast & try to set your standards / profit margins / attention for end user sales.

Try to set your standard appropriately – not too low that you are wasting hard earned money on hand regs that suck with zero resell value, But more so like picking the gems from the rough. They’re in there for you to snatch & profit from.

I recommend you checkout: www.savespell.com they provide free comprehensive lists. They put my lame lists to shame because they have a dependable public service. The various filters help too for instant filtering & monitoring.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy the .net drop list.

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