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Backorder expiring domains Pre-order from 50 Eurono catch, no pay HomeRegisterFAQContact DomainOrder.com has a list of .eu, .fr, .nl, .it and .be domain names in the redemption grace period that will soon be available for registration. In our weekly auction, you can bid on domains you would like to have.With our fast servers we attempt to register these domain names for the highest bidder. Only if we are able to successfully register the domain name, you pay the amount bid. "No catch, no pay"!After payment of the bid amount we put the domain name in your name and you will receive the transfertoken of the domain to transfer the domain name to a registrar of your choice.In our weekly auction, we offer the following domain extensions (ccTLDs), numbers are a rounded average:~ 7.000 .nl ~ 1.500 .be ~ 8.000 .eu ~ 4.000 .fr ~ 5.000 .it Register nowOur next auction will startMonday9 May 20229:00h CETAuction 9 May 2022Quarantine auctionStart:Monday 9 May 202209:00End:Tuesday 10 May 202214:00Auction 16 May 2022Quarantine auctionStart:Monday 16 May 202209:00End:Tuesday 17 May 202214:00Auction 23 May 2022Quarantine auctionStart:Monday 23 May 202209:00End:Tuesday 24 May 202214:00DomainOrder in briefWe have a weekly auction on Monday and Tuesday in which we auction the domains that become available during the 7 days after the auction ends. We do our very best to register (catch) the domains for the highest bidder.No catch, no pay! register nowAbout DomainOrderDomain names that are denounced by their owners are not immediately available for registration. They are first put in quarantine. These domain names are therefore called quarantine domain names or redemption grace period (RGP) domain names. At the moment the quarantine period is over these domain names can be registered again 'first come, first serve'. Many of these domain names are interesting to register, for example, because there are still visitors coming from other websites because of remaining backlinks, or because it's just a good generic term.There are many people interested in these domains and therefore DomainOrder has a developed an auction. There are of course also other companies that try to register these domain names, so we cannot guarantee that we will be able to register the domain name. That is why we are working "No catch, no pay ".For whom is this interestingGood domain names have become quite scarce. Quarantine domain names can be an interesting alternative source of domain names for media companies (radio, television, advertising agencies, etc) to use domain names for promotions or customers. Furthermore, if you want to start a new site but all your wishlist domain names are already taken, take a look at our quarantine list to see if there is an alternative about to become available.Redemption Grace Period The Redemption Grace Period (RGP) is the period (usually 30 or 40 days) after a cancellation (or 'delete') that allows a registrant to reclaim their domain name.SpeedWhen the RGP ends, dropped RGP-Domains are registered first come, first serve. High speed is required to be the first for domain names in which multiple parties are interested.SearchSearch our extensive list of RGP domains that will become available in the next few days. We offer many statistics to help you in your search:Google hitsGoogle advertisementsArchive.org linksand many more.Why should I?Many RGP domains have:Valuable backlinksTrafficHigh PagerankAlso lots of generic-keyword domains are dropped every week.For whom?Domains like this are valuable for many people, for example:Domainers (domain investment)SEO / SEA companiesWebshop developersEnd usersWeb designersMarketing companiesGeneralHomeRegisterF.A.Q.Terms and conditionsContactFor whomDomainersAdvertising agenciesWeb developersSEO / SEA companiesWebshop developersStart-upsIndividualsQuestions about DomainOrderHow can I see the domain list?When can I place a bid?How do I know if I have won?What happens after the auction?I forgot my passwordMore questions...