At 03:23 PM 17/07/2003 +1000, you wrote:
>Things will dwindle out in time, once their database is stale, and they
>can't get a freshly hacked one from anywhere.
>
>If they use their exisiting database to guess the next round of expiries,
>then they may give up after they find their hit rate is too low, and there's
>no retrun on their investment.

You don't need to guess expiries, all you need is domain names and contact 
emails to market renewals or other related domains. And those can be 
scanned out of the public records.



Kind regards,

Lucian Kafka
www.conexim.com.au