How Do You Manage To Register Expired Domains With Google PR?
 

and/or DMOZ listing?
Is there a proven strategy, or is it just luck?

BUMP
I'm really looking for some info about this

I recomend registering at dnforum.com people there know everything there is to know it but at the moment your better of waiting for WLS to launch to get in the game unless you've got deep pockets.
Check out expired domain names at google. Also the best way to find one is to look at the alexa.com rating of a domain anything below 2 million is good also check out the amount of links the domain has at msn the most reliable one i think.
But do check out dnforum.com you have to pay to access the expired domain forum but it's the best one.

Have fun.

thanks for your input

any more tips?

There are reasons why people will not tell you.

I just snaped a teen domain and made 2 sales in 2 days.

If I tell you how its done,,,I will be competing with you.

If I don't tell you,,,I won't have to compete with you.

Trust me. Stick with one good name. Don't even think about wasting all you hard earned money buying differnt names. It's a big wast of time and money.:Graucho

can you post the domain now that you've registered it?

I've heard the pr resets once a domain is bought or transferred to another owner.

Bingo :glugglug

Page Ranking will change once the domain goes through the deletion cycle (which takes up to 90 days) the real best bet is to find a domain thats expiring and send the person owning that domain a note asking him if he is willing to sell the domain( you can find this info with a WHO Is search). You will pay more but you will be able to keep enough of the traffic to justify the expense (i have picked up domains for just a transfer fee) But i do agree with one of the other posters stick to 1 or 2 GOOD domain names and dont waste your money on multiples unless you plan on running paysites or specific niche sites. We own 160 domain names now and it has taken years to collect all of them and alot of money to keep them up.