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The business model of [[Pool.com]] is one in which domains are acquired when dropped or otherwise made available and then auctioned.  Demand is established as customers "back order" domains that they need.  

The business model of [[Pool.com]] is one in which domains are acquired when dropped or otherwise made available and then auctioned.  Demand is established as customers "back order" domains that they need.  

The site also contains a marketplace where sales and purchase of domains can occur. Pool.com has domains for sale numbering in the thousands. The site functions by tracking domains that are deleted that thus become available for sale, and it tracks tens of thousands of these every day.  

The site also contains a marketplace where sales and purchase of domains can occur. Pool.com has several thousand domains for sale. The site functions by tracking domains that are deleted that thus become available for sale, and it tracks tens of thousands of these every day.  

There are also a number of other services offered that are related to the main business. They offer featured domain lists and key word alerts. The fact that the site functions via auction provides another useful market for those with domains to sell. At the same time, since the site tracks so many domains that are deleted, it is an excellent place for a person dealing with domains to do business, allowing for a rapid purchase as well as auctioning off of domains in one's portfolio.  

There are also a number of other services offered that are related to the main business. They offer featured domain lists and key word alerts. The fact that the site functions via auction provides another useful market for those with domains to sell. At the same time, since the site tracks so many domains that are deleted, it is an excellent place for a person dealing with domains to do business, allowing for a rapid purchase as well as auctioning off of domains in one's portfolio.