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namestrands

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Domain Typo Generator with Whois Lookup.

Taking Offers for now. http://www.typonames.com

Please Post Offers on Thread as I have a mountain of PMs to get through.
 
Hi, i saw your site and seems nice. Please could you tell me how much are you asking for (the asking range)?

thanks
 
how much are you looking for?
 
Taking offers for the moment. No bin set.
 
$100.

Still few bugs on the site. Hope you can fix them.
 
£200 GBP

Thanks, Grant
 
Sorry for not keeping this thread updated. Been doing some serious Dev work today.

Current Highest (confirmed) offer: $1800

I have had some offers for the domain itself, so may sell separate now.
 
Template is nice, let me know if that drops.
But I must say i ws expecting typo names not firm sedo premium domains.
Eh?
 
Nice site. Is that a direct feed to Afternic? If so how do you get it?
 
I developed it myself with approval from AfterNIC
 
Hello Namestrands,

I have seen similar tools online in the past but I do not remember one offering the additionnal whois check feature: Good job!

I am not myself a typo addict but your tool should be of interest for a lot of domainers.

Your BIN price look likes reasonable for this memorable domain and the cool coded service.
If it was coded in ASP or dot NET probably I had already purchased it myself.

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It did start out to code it in ASP, however is just could not get it fast enough :-(

I would hope people would use it to protect their own domains from typo squatting or even to check who is squatting their domains.

If anyone is interested in the AfterNIC feed or the Parked Program Feed then drop me a PM
 
I would hope people would use it to protect their own domains from typo squatting or even to check who is squatting their domains.

I did not realize this possible use.
I checked with one of our popular domain and found few glitches to fix (just PM you).
I understand you are working on it.


If anyone is interested in the AfterNIC feed or the Parked Program Feed then drop me a PM

I did not commented previously but now you are talking about, I get this opportunity:
I was very astonished about these parking services availability logos you show at top of your homepage.
I found this info without interest for the following reason:
Are they not supposed to be up 99.9% of time?
You makes me afraid!
These logos let think that such services are often down.
For several reasons I never used any parking service but it was my understanding that such services should "allways" be up.
Did you list only the ones you had some feed or the ones that are well known to be often down?
 
I created the monitoring system myself. I only use the programs that I use, it was a personal project that I decided to publish.

You would be suprised with the downtime on programs, I am compiling a full statistical survey which I will publish later this year.

If anyone wants the feed, I have created one here.
http://www.insideparking.com/xml.php

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Probably true.

We don't use domain parking services but are using few XML ad feeds.

Many times I noticed myself some of these ad feed servers was convulsed or simply temporally down.
But it's the kind of thing one say:
Well, I close my eyes because if I dig on this maybe I am going to have a really bad day, and big chances I will be very bad with the ad provider...

Well, look likes some parking services will not appreciate a lot your statistics.
Now if you are doing this seriously (as I think) and are sure your monitoring process is accurate then it can only be valuable for the domaining industry.



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