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If you are an end user looking to secure a domain name, DomDB (domdb.com/) covers many different marketplaces and will show price comparisons. e.g. here is listing for one of my domain names. 1/2
"What’s the best domain you ever lost?"
Answer this question on urls.com (@urlsbroker) and you could win a free 1 year subscription to DomDB's Tycoon plan ($960 value):
urls.com/lost-domain-contest…
There's over 15,000 one word .si domains still available for registration.
Here's a link to the full list, sorted by # of registered extensions:
domdb.com/extensions/si?payl…
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Looks like there are 7k+ LLL .si domains available for registration.
They cost $14 at Regery.
Here's the full list, sorted by # of registered extensions:
domdb.com/extensions/si?payl…
New DomDB search updates:
- Date Listed: filter domains that were listed in the Last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days
- big performance boost from keyset pagination rewrite (for the geeks: now using tuple comparison on the ordered column, unioned with a separate query for null values, if necessary)
DomDB now has registered extensions/TLDs data.
You can sort and filter by the number of registered extensions per domain on the search interface.
Hover/tap to see a preview of aftermarket pricing of the most popular extensions per domain.
AFAIK no other domain discovery platform has this feature for free and with no account log in required.
Just fixed a pervasive bug with DomDB's Domain Watch feature.
Sometimes notifications were being emailed out when seemingly no changes with a domain's aftermarket listing had occurred.
This was happening b/c some aftermarkets' landers are not always accurate, and would erroneously show that a domain is no longer listed for sale, and then moments later show that the domain is actually still listed for sale.
This caused spurious "delisted" and "new listing" email alerts to be sent out.
The fix was to require multiple confirmations of a domain's delisting for certain aftermakets, based on the lander's content over a set period of time, before finally recording and triggering a "delisted" event for the domain.
If you continue to see this issue, don't hesitate to reach out.
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