Questions, answered.

A domain whose owner stopped renewing it. When it drops, the links other websites made to it over the years still point at it. Those links are what you are buying: a new site on an old domain starts with a history instead of from zero.

We read its history in the Wayback Machine, look through its backlinks for spam anchors and link networks, confirm it is still indexed on Google, and check that its old topic matches the niche we list it under. What we found is written on each domain page under "History and checks".

They are authority scores from three SEO tools: DR from Ahrefs, DA from Moz, and TF (Trust Flow) and CF (Citation Flow) from Majestic. Each runs from 0 to 100. Look at referring domains and the actual backlinks too; a score alone can be inflated.

So the list can't be copied and the domains sniped elsewhere. Sign up free to reveal up to 50 names a day. Once you've bought $300 or more in total, every name is shown.

Razorpay (cards, UPI and netbanking, charged in rupees), PayPal, or crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH and others). Prices are listed in US dollars.

No. When you go to payment, your domains are held for you for 30 minutes. If the payment isn't finished in that time, they go back on sale.

Your order stays open while the hold lasts. Open it from My orders and press "Complete payment" to try again.

Your order moves through four steps you can watch in your account: Paid, Transfer started, Auth code sent, Completed. You get an email at each step. We start the transfer within 24 hours.

When we send it, it appears on your order page next to the domain. Use it at your own registrar to complete the transfer.

We refund the payment. Write to us through the contact page with your order number if anything looks wrong.