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yes you can download it from the registry. Its a large list though so you need a lot of processing power to get any of these lists to work on your computer. Its not impossible, but say you download the "registered" lists of the .coms, they are so large that I could not get them to open.
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Don't waste time sifting that junk! You are merely scrapping the pot, IMHO...,
I have been at registry pages of .io and .com but without success, could you please push me towards right direction?
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@traffic24 See here for .com and .net Zone file.
www.verisign.com
Top-Level Domain Zone File Information | Verisign
View the domain name base volume or request zone file information for Verisign-operated TLDs.
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Domain marketplaces like DropCatch and ExpiredDomains.net typically obtain their lists of expiring or to-be-deleted domains from the respective registry of each top-level domain (TLD).
Each registry maintains a list of domains that are set to expire or be deleted. These lists are often made available to registrars and other third-party services that specialize in acquiring expired domains. The marketplace may also use tools and software that monitor the domain registration database to identify domains that are approaching expiration.
In addition to obtaining these lists directly from the registry, marketplaces may also use data from registrars or other sources to identify expiring domains. However, the registry is typically the most authoritative source of information on expiring domains.
Each registry maintains a list of domains that are set to expire or be deleted. These lists are often made available to registrars and other third-party services that specialize in acquiring expired domains. The marketplace may also use tools and software that monitor the domain registration database to identify domains that are approaching expiration.
In addition to obtaining these lists directly from the registry, marketplaces may also use data from registrars or other sources to identify expiring domains. However, the registry is typically the most authoritative source of information on expiring domains.
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