: Try any of these Check the domain expiry from who.is and try to grab when it drops.(unlikely to happen) Check whether same domain name available on different TLD or gTLD like .net, .co, .in,

Try any of these

Check the domain expiry from who.is and try to grab when it drops.(unlikely to happen)
Check whether same domain name available on different TLD or gTLD like .net, .co, .in, .info.
Put a backorder for the domain through pool.com see whether they can get you the domain.

If a domain name is on auction then he/she definitely trying to make some money out of it. You really like that domain name and think you can earn profit from it then try negotiating with the person see whether you can afford the cost. See how many people are biding, current site traffic and domain appraisal value. If you don't see lot of bidding or no bidding so far then just wait patiently he will not renew it for long time. Good Luck :)

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