Registrars visiting domains to reduce tasting?

[jacksonm]

I have noticed in the past few weeks that every single domain I have registered has been visited multiple times within the 5-day window, quite a few of them even receiving clicks - all from North America.

Does this seem suspicious to anyone else or am I just full of conspiracy theory?

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[thegenius1]

Around renewal time this happens as well.

[Fka200]

Yep. I think this happens on Sedo also, but just another one of my conspiracy theories.

[Rubber Duck]

Could just be people trying to do manual drops.

Registrars, I don't think are that bothered about tasting. I think they are biggest offenders!

Originally Posted by jacksonm

I have noticed in the past few weeks that every single domain I have registered has been visited multiple times within the 5-day window, quite a few of them even receiving clicks - all from North America.

Does this seem suspicious to anyone else or am I just full of conspiracy theory?

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[rkae]

haha.
that's such a great idea to kill the tasting practice. if on every new registered domain start appearing those fake clicks that will sure ruin the whole tasting thing.

[bwhhisc]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

I have noticed in the past few weeks that every single domain I have registered has been visited multiple times within the 5-day window, quite a few of them even receiving clicks - all from North America. Does this seem suspicious to anyone else or am I just full of conspiracy theory?

Wow, to think about it one crazed domainer could absolutely drive the entire "tasters" market bonkers. :o

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by bwhhisc

Wow, to think about it one crazed domainer could absolutely drive the entire "tasters" market bonkers. :o

For sure one domainer could, but I believe it would be counterproductive.

It could even be done by the parking companies themselves, in order to up the number of parked domains...

Or I could really just be that paranoid. Nevertheless, something is going on.

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