Interesting nameserver-spying tool shows stats of parked pages daily

[Theo]

According to http://www.nsspy.org stats for today show:

#7 Namedrive 1,813 new domains
#13 Sedo with 693 new domains
#45 Parked with 224 new domains

There are historical results in the same range, once you click on each nameserver.

 

[south]

Interesting tool.

Thanks Acro!

edit: some real crap domains being added..

 

[EG.domains]

Interesting indeed!


Thanks for sharing Acro.

 

[jdk]

Nice share. Thanks

 

[Theo]

What's interesting, in my opinion, is that apparently the bulk of parked domains goes to Namedrive as they have few limitations on traffic quality. Sedo seems to be the middle of the road while Parked has strict quality control in place and thus has the fewest.

 

[TheLegendaryJP]

How does Namedrive pay lol

 

[Busynic]

nice tool/link - thanks

 

[David G]

Keep, in mind the numbers are skewed to a degree since some parking firms make readily available (and end up getting) domains where the nameservers are the customers NS who are using forwarding instead of the parking firm namesevers (so they are not reflected in the stats).

Several parking firms offer a forwarding feature but it's not promoted or even listed as an available option at all of them, and others do not allow forwarding at all so domains on their DNS will be more.

 

[Gerry]

What's interesting, in my opinion, is that apparently the bulk of parked domains goes to Namedrive as they have few limitations on traffic quality. Sedo seems to be the middle of the road while Parked has strict quality control in place and thus has the fewest.

Neat tool indeed by pretty mindboggling to look at.

I think the reason Namedrive is so high is there are tons of domains tasted on Namedrive servers.

Namedrive perhaps is more "instant up" than any other parking site.

Not to mention that when I am looking at stats of dropped domains, I would say that 70% or more have the last nameservers as ns1.fastpark and ns2.fastpark

Obviously parked temporarily to get a measure of traffic overall.

Generally speaking, the PPC is the least.