Spamzilla

[LPJxxx]

I am thinking of subscribing to Spamzilla. If you do would anyone answer me these qs please?

Is it worth it?
What do the colours represent? Spamzilla seem to take it for granted that you'll know.
When a domain is shown to have expired, does it automatically have a new value, e.g. a Godaddy estimaate? Or does the registrar decided? Thank you.

 

[jonesrussell42]

I am thinking of subscribing to Spamzilla. If you do would anyone answer me these qs please?

Is it worth it?
What do the colours represent? Spamzilla seem to take it for granted that you'll know.
When a domain is shown to have expired, does it automatically have a new value, e.g. a Godaddy estimaate? Or does the registrar decided? Thank you.

Hi, have you been through their FAQ https://www.spamzilla.io/faq/? It looks pretty good. I'm a newb, Spamzilla looks awesome though.

 

[LPJxxx]

Thanks that's just what I'm looking for.

 

[diesel310]

I am thinking of subscribing to Spamzilla. If you do would anyone answer me these qs please?

Is it worth it?
What do the colours represent? Spamzilla seem to take it for granted that you'll know.
When a domain is shown to have expired, does it automatically have a new value, e.g. a Godaddy estimaate? Or does the registrar decided? Thank you.

I highly recommend spamzilla, and they have some great tools in addition to their domain search, and spam checker (always take this with a grain of salt though, often false positives). Always happy to help if you need some pointers.

1. I think you're referring to "Maj Topics" if this is the case see this article here, the colors / numbers are based off Majestic's Topical Trust Flow and best explained in the article.
2. You can filter down the results to expired, pending delete and marketplace (godaddy, namejet, dynadot etc) just like expireddomains.

 

[accurate]

I've thought of it but would need to be developing a lot of websites to make it worthwhile.

Or selling those domains for SEO value.