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Have you ever wondered about who owned a name before you? Or what content it was used for?

What about how many times the name has changed hands?

Just a thought!
 
Originally posted by garyted51
Have you ever wondered about who owned a name before you? Or what content it was used for?

What about how many times the name has changed hands?

Just a thought!

You mean you haven't heard of archive.org :-)

This name is good, in my opinion. Archive.org pulled off the .org extension nicely.

You have a dot-com here... nice reg.

$100 +

Develop it!
 
Originally posted by garyted51
Have you ever wondered about who owned a name before you? Or what content it was used for?

What about how many times the name has changed hands?

Just a thought!

Sounds like the same marcom copy on the archive.org site :)

Tiss a nice name GT!

If you don't dev it...?
Sell it to gregr? LOL ;)

Cheers!
 
What we really need is historical Whois data which is now only available for a fee. The same place could also compile Whois statistics by registrant (ie who owned what and when).

Cool name. I think the unerlying concept is way too important, it will be imitated and a few better names may emerge. $95
 
Which is best DNarchive.com or DNarchives.com ? I have both.
 
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