Companies like Namejet & Snapnames have hundreds of domain registrars they own and partner up with. This allows them to send massive amounts of domain registration attempts at the same time.

While I do get lucky often, I cannot compete with the thousands of requests sent for the valuable domains. This is how they are able to secure domains like: LLL.COM’s that drop. They will use everything in their power to snap a valuable drop.

These valuable domains then go to auction since more than one person backordered it. This is what’s keeping these backorder companies in business.

I concentrate on medium domains. The ones that are worth substantially, but end slipping under the radar & drop daily. While some may have a backorder or two – the backorder houses generally go after domains with 2+ backorders a lot harder than the domains with 0 or 1 backorder.

Hope that helps.

Im curious, why do companies like Namejet and Snapnames have an advantage over you? Is it they have some software that helps or not? Sorry Im not too clear yet on the process that goes on there.

Anthony