I've landed on a 'Domain Recover' holding page for tourism-mauritius.mu. I'm curious about their services. Can you explain how 'Domain Recover' helps clients recover domain names, what their policy is regarding domain auctions, and what's included in their registration fee for successfully recovered domains?
Navigate to http://tourism-mauritius.mu/. Read the content on the page to understand 'Domain Recover's' services. Identify how 'Domain Recover' helps clients recover domain names (e.g., 'dropcatching technologies'). Locate and state their policy on domain auctions. Determine what is included in the registration fee for successfully recovered domains. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to http://tourism-mauritius.mu/. The agent explains that 'Domain Recover' uses 'dropcatching technologies' to register domain names within fractions of a second of them becoming available, and that they can 'snapback' or 'take back control of Intellectual Property' for clients. The agent states that 'Domain Recover' has a 'No Auctions' policy and 'never, ever' puts domain names to auction, accepting only 'one snapback request for each domain name' on a 'strictly first-come-first-served' basis. The agent states that 'Every domain name that we successfully recover for you includes one years registration - except for .co.uk, .org.uk and .me.uk domain names which include two years registration.'