How .DE domains drop?

[TurNIC.com]

Hello,

This is my first post on the Forum. Unfortunately I can not speak German so ıf the place of the thread is wrong Please an admin move it to the right position.

My question is that "How can I understand and point a .DE domain is going to expire soon?" What are the rules and principles for identifying about-to-expire .DE domains?

Please PM me or reply here.

Thanks
TurNIC.com

 

[Freakfer]

"How can I understand and point a .DE domain is going to expire soon?" What are the rules and principles for identifying about-to-expire .DE domains?"

There are only a few people who know how it works but the are not so stupid to tell ....

Fact is there is no expire date for a .de

Sorry thats business.

Freakfer

 

[vampsoftchef]

Hello Turnic,

welcome in this Forum. So I've got a question to you:

What is the reason for an american (or english) people to register expired german .de domains? So why are you interested in it when you can't speak german very well? Sorry I mean this not badly - I am only curiously.

Best regards


Andreas

 

[timo.biz]

What is the reason for an american (or english) people to register expired german .de domains? So why are you interested in it when you can't speak german very well? Sorry I mean this not badly - I am only curiously.

May be it´s the same reason why any austrian, hungarian, polish, ... people
are interested in .de domains and probably the same reason why german people
are e.g. interested in .at, .us. .es,... :Wink:
In fact the german domain market is one of the biggest, most interesting and
competitive domain markets of all.
Good luck TurNIC

 

[Admin]

May be it´s the same reason why any austrian, hungarian, polish, ... people
are interested in .de domains and probably the same reason why german people
are e.g. interested in .at, .us. .es,... :Wink:
In fact the german domain market is one of the biggest, most interesting and
competitive domain markets of all.
Good luck TurNIC

there is nothing to add to this comment,
excellent post

 

[vampsoftchef]

May be it´s the same reason why any austrian, hungarian, polish, ... people
are interested in .de domains and probably the same reason why german people
are e.g. interested in .at, .us. .es,... :Wink:
In fact the german domain market is one of the biggest, most interesting and
competitive domain markets of all.
Good luck TurNIC

Hehe yes that may be right, but you forgot something:

When german people speak english they register .com, .net and something else. When they speak german - and I think they do so - they register .at an .ch...

But nobody in this country want to register e.g. .fr, .be or .nl when they don't speak a little bit french e.g.!

So Turnic can't speak german - so it's like a lottery with the domainnames! You can't compare this with the fact that the german domainmarket is one of the biggest in the world. I can't register domains of a country where nobody speak english and so you must learn their language before.

Best regards


Andreas

 

[Paul_Kuhn]

Moin Moin,

btw: it seems as the original poster is from Ankara / Turkey
And here are some of their domains:

academist.com 9-1-1.net aprilfool.us bufo.org amequip.com aeu.net amazonregistrar.us dandy.org bibliograph.com a-s-p.net jobsearchonline.us faker.org btf.com branded.net laguardia.us lvgs.org bookable.com bqe.net lyricssearch.us surrealism.org cattag.com cdo.net offense.us sussex.org dcf.com dqt.net onlinejobsearch.us 5V.org hotelmeridien.com dup.net opendirectory.us joky.co.uk iowatech.com ip1.net pamukbank.us prom.biz juvenate.com jp1.net sanfranciscobayarea.us registeredTM.co.uk laweuro.com lxb.net teensteam.us taxer.co.uk lvgs.com lvgs.net telecaster.us uLearn.info methodize.com lxt.net transporter.us upmost.co.uk macjaguar.com misters.net essen.us viny.co.uk macOSXjaguar.com zootycoon.net koln.us xfl.biz obsessor.com potatos.net munchen.us expediter.org pinnaclehotel.com qoute.net hannover.us cellulars.co.uk rhodeislands.com reminds.net dusseldorf.us antiquers.org riosuite.com retails.net vichy.us zootycoon.org siralexferguson.com sep11.net biotherm.us eHotels.org subgrade.com sheratonhotels.net kerastase.us eDogs.org tradervillage.com ukportal.net elseve.us eGuns.org ukengine.com wkq.net eHorse.org userdigest.com yachter.net eWine.org virosys.com E8.net zwrc.com L5.net mykinder.com 1P.net mymozilla.com 6A.net slottery.com playfield.net westberkshire.com slottery.com comdrugs.com medswizard.com viaducts.com

And as you can see, there are some german words between all the others;-)

Ahoi, Dietmar

 

[claudio]

Hehe yes that may be right, but you forgot something:

When german people speak english they register .com, .net and something else. When they speak german - and I think they do so - they register .at an .ch...

But nobody in this country want to register e.g. .fr, .be or .nl when they don't speak a little bit french e.g.!

So Turnic can't speak german - so it's like a lottery with the domainnames! You can't compare this with the fact that the german domainmarket is one of the biggest in the world. I can't register domains of a country where nobody speak english and so you must learn their language before.

Best regards


Andreas

who said he wants to register german keyword under .de?

You think it is not allowed to register domains in french or even in Tamil language under .de?

** verstehe dein Logik leider nicht **

 

[timo.biz]

But nobody in this country want to register e.g. .fr, .be or .nl when they don't speak a little bit french e.g.!

What about all the Germans registering .es, lately. Do you think they all know
spanish? :Wink:
There are ways to find out good keywords, even in foreign languages. No doubt
that it´s easier when you know the concerning language.

I can't register domains of a country where nobody speak english...

I can.

so you must learn their language before.

I don´t. :Tongue:

Apart from that, language doesn´t matter at all, when you chase expiring traffic
domains, for example.

 

[danke]

nice to read here
it sounds all so funny
much more funny than in german
hehe

________________________________
Each color connects
to create the boat
which rocks the race (Jim Morrison)

passt doch hier

 

[Timm]

könnt ihr mir nen gefallen tun und aufhören "englisch" zu schreiben?
da drehts einem ja den magen um...

 

[timo.biz]

könnt ihr mir nen gefallen tun und aufhören "englisch" zu schreiben?
da drehts einem ja den magen um...

No [Übersetzung]Nö [/Übersetzung]

 

[pyro]

But nobody in this country want to register e.g. .fr, .be or .nl when they don't speak a little bit french e.g.!

Basically that´s nonsense There are lotsa german domainers out there that do have rather good contacts to - let´s say - other french native speaking domainers (or non domainers)... it´s the same with almost any relevant country/language I guess...

Vice versa there are lotsa e.g. american traders that are highly interested in the german domain market for the reasons given above AND know german native speakers who check the relevancy of their domains in spe before snapping/buying...

pyro

 

[danke]

könnt ihr mir nen gefallen tun und aufhören "englisch" zu schreiben?
da drehts einem ja den magen um...

Spaßverderber,
that means: you are a killjoy

and it is not only a film with Kim Basinger,
or not only a a modern Hardrock Band from the southwest of Germany,
which combines powerful drums with thunderous basslines,
effective guitar playing and catchy melodies
www.killjoy.de/

 

[danke]

No [Übersetzung]Nö [/Übersetzung]

you are a same Schelm,
that means you are a rogue

 

[danke]

but now back to facts:

Moin Moin,

btw: it seems as the original poster is from Ankara / Turkey
And here are some of their domains:

academist.com 9-1-1.net aprilfool.us bufo.org amequip.com aeu.net amazonregistrar.us dandy.org bibliograph.com a-s-p.net jobsearchonline.us faker.org btf.com branded.net laguardia.us lvgs.org bookable.com bqe.net lyricssearch.us surrealism.org cattag.com cdo.net offense.us sussex.org dcf.com dqt.net onlinejobsearch.us 5V.org hotelmeridien.com dup.net opendirectory.us joky.co.uk iowatech.com ip1.net pamukbank.us prom.biz juvenate.com jp1.net sanfranciscobayarea.us registeredTM.co.uk laweuro.com lxb.net teensteam.us taxer.co.uk lvgs.com lvgs.net telecaster.us uLearn.info methodize.com lxt.net transporter.us upmost.co.uk macjaguar.com misters.net essen.us viny.co.uk macOSXjaguar.com zootycoon.net koln.us xfl.biz obsessor.com potatos.net munchen.us expediter.org pinnaclehotel.com qoute.net hannover.us cellulars.co.uk rhodeislands.com reminds.net dusseldorf.us antiquers.org riosuite.com retails.net vichy.us zootycoon.org siralexferguson.com sep11.net biotherm.us eHotels.org subgrade.com sheratonhotels.net kerastase.us eDogs.org tradervillage.com ukportal.net elseve.us eGuns.org ukengine.com wkq.net eHorse.org userdigest.com yachter.net eWine.org virosys.com E8.net zwrc.com L5.net mykinder.com 1P.net mymozilla.com 6A.net slottery.com playfield.net westberkshire.com slottery.com comdrugs.com medswizard.com viaducts.com

And as you can see, there are some german words between all the others;-)

Ahoi, Dietmar

Oh, I am so sorry, Sir,

but I can’t find not only one .de-Domain,
even not only one single german term in your list here


________________________________
Each color connects
to create the boat
which rocks the race (Jim Morrison)

 

[pyro]

Oh, I am so sorry, Sir,

but I can’t find not only one .de-Domain,
even not only one single german term in your list here

munchen.us, koln.us, hannover.us, essen.us, mykinder.com, ...

but I gotta admit, it could be possible, that the original poster does not have those german native speaking contacts I assumed in my post before...

anyway, welcome to the boards, Turnic!

pyro

 

[vampsoftchef]

Hallo,

so, jetzt in Deutsch:

Es kam vielleicht schlecht rüber (lag nicht zuletzt am schlechten englisch ), aber ich denke wenn jemand absolut kein Deutsch kann und nichtmal Grundzüge der Sprache versteht, dann bringt ein backordern nichts! Gerade beim backordern muss man schon ein gewisses Gefühl für Domains haben ob sie abmahngefährdet sind, ob sie sich lohnen oder ob es einfach nur schott ist! Wenn ein englisch sprechender Mitbürger die domain www.reise-geld-sex-123.de backordert ist er dann der Meinung er hat gute keys?!?! Um deutsch zu verstehen müssen auch die zusammenhänge passen, klar kann ich auch französische oder belgische keywords holen (weil da noch alle frei sind - einige zumindest!) aber es würde mir nie einfallen dort mit backordern anzufangen, weil man das als außenstehender nicht muttersprachler nur verdammt schwer kann!

Er hat hier in dem Thread gepostet und weiß ja nicht mal ob er im richtigen Forum gepostet hat, weil er eben kein Deutsch versteh. Das soll kein Vorwurf sein, ich mein ja nur dass damit das Backordern eben verdammt schwierig werden könnte...

Es scheint so als gäbe es viele Amis, Engländer usw die eben diese .de reggen wollen weil überall steht "damit macht man massig Kohle" oder ".de auf Platz 2 weltweit!".... da ist es einigen egal ob es klingt oder nicht (solche Domains holen manchmal auch Deutsche, was ich manchmal nicht verstehe... aber das ist ein anderes Thema... )

Vielleicht kam es jetzt bissl besser rüber was ich meinte... möglich is alles, nur ob es eben Sinn macht ist die Frage...


Wer Lust hat kann meinen Post gern ins englische, russische oder japanische übersetzen

mfg Andreas

 

[Paul_Kuhn]

Moin Moin,

Hallo,

so, jetzt in Deutsch:

Es kam vielleicht schlecht rüber (lag nicht zuletzt am schlechten englisch ), aber ich denke wenn jemand absolut kein Deutsch kann und nichtmal Grundzüge der Sprache versteht, dann bringt ein backordern nichts!

[X] Zustimmung, zumal der Ursprungsposter auch nix von Backorder schrieb!

*kopfschüttel*

Ahoi, Dietmar

 

[vampsoftchef]

"How can I understand and point a .DE domain is going to expire soon?"

Der Satz heißt für mich, dass es ihn interessiert wann eine .de-Domain droppt und er sie backordern kann...

mfg Andreas