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Thank You for Visiting My New Websites
Over the past few months I picked up some new domain names and, instead of letting them sit parked, I built a real website on each one. Every site is free to use, and most of the tools run right in your browser, so nothing you paste gets uploaded anywhere.
Here they are:
DomainNams.com
Plain-English guides to choosing, buying and valuing domain names, plus a free domain search, a WHOIS lookup, and a page of my own short .ai names for sale.
ccTLD.it.com
A complete guide to country-code domains like .uk, .in, .de and .io: what each one is, who can register it, and how Google treats it.
EmailVerifier.pro
A set of free email tools: open .eml files, clean and split email lists, check SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, analyze email headers, and find spam trigger words before you hit send.
EmailExtractor.pro
A free email extractor. Paste any text, or enter a website address, and it pulls out every email address and gives you a clean, de-duplicated list.
Veml.io
Checks a whole email list before you send, including a live mailbox check, and sorts every address into Passed, Risky, Unknown or Invalid. No account and no subscription: you pay once per list.
ListaFix.com
Free tools to fix a messy email list in seconds: remove duplicates, correct typos like gmial.com, split big lists into batches, and compare two lists. It keeps all your spreadsheet columns, and nothing gets uploaded.
XLSXtoCSV.com
Convert Excel (.xlsx) files to CSV in seconds, free, right in your browser.
EmailNa.net (launching this week)
Plain-English email help: finding your spam folder, setting up a business email, Gmail and Outlook how-tos, plus a free email checker and a DMARC/SPF checker.
To everyone who has already stopped by: thank you, sincerely. Every visit, every bookmark and every bit of feedback means a lot to me as a one-person operation. If something doesn't work the way you expect, or there's a tool or guide you wish existed, please tell me. I read every message.
Thanks again,
David Ray
Palm Harbor, Florida
Over the past few months I picked up some new domain names and, instead of letting them sit parked, I built a real website on each one. Every site is free to use, and most of the tools run right in your browser, so nothing you paste gets uploaded anywhere.
Here they are:
DomainNams.com
Plain-English guides to choosing, buying and valuing domain names, plus a free domain search, a WHOIS lookup, and a page of my own short .ai names for sale.
ccTLD.it.com
A complete guide to country-code domains like .uk, .in, .de and .io: what each one is, who can register it, and how Google treats it.
EmailVerifier.pro
A set of free email tools: open .eml files, clean and split email lists, check SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, analyze email headers, and find spam trigger words before you hit send.
EmailExtractor.pro
A free email extractor. Paste any text, or enter a website address, and it pulls out every email address and gives you a clean, de-duplicated list.
Veml.io
Checks a whole email list before you send, including a live mailbox check, and sorts every address into Passed, Risky, Unknown or Invalid. No account and no subscription: you pay once per list.
ListaFix.com
Free tools to fix a messy email list in seconds: remove duplicates, correct typos like gmial.com, split big lists into batches, and compare two lists. It keeps all your spreadsheet columns, and nothing gets uploaded.
XLSXtoCSV.com
Convert Excel (.xlsx) files to CSV in seconds, free, right in your browser.
EmailNa.net (launching this week)
Plain-English email help: finding your spam folder, setting up a business email, Gmail and Outlook how-tos, plus a free email checker and a DMARC/SPF checker.
To everyone who has already stopped by: thank you, sincerely. Every visit, every bookmark and every bit of feedback means a lot to me as a one-person operation. If something doesn't work the way you expect, or there's a tool or guide you wish existed, please tell me. I read every message.
Thanks again,
David Ray
Palm Harbor, Florida
