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Hihi all NPer!!
Just thought of this tonight!
If there is a domain name management software for the windows platform, what type of features would you like to see in it?
 
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CHeck out softnik.com
 
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Thanks for the reply .edu and monie8!
I am just wondering, monie8, is DomainBusiness.com DNFile a useful software?
 
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I like BIND-PE.
 
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Yes...DomainBusiness is excellent! I use it to keep track of all my domains. It has a type of inventory list where you punch in your domain name, purchase date, host, parking, purchase price, sales price, profit, loss etc. It then creates reports for you as in what names you have available, which ones you have sold.

It really is a great tool to have. The PunckPro software (costs allot more) but it does something completely different. In your inventory you can check everything about your name, expire whois etc. automatically. It even lets you know if one of your websites is down. It has so many options I'm still trying to learn it all.


Hope this helps.
 
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Originally posted by FMS


http://domainbusiness.com/ (dnbusiness)


I purchased this the other day off of the website - it advertises that you will have your login within 24hrs. I purchased it through paypal on Saturday and still have heard nothing. I have tried emailing the contact info at the site to no avail.

Does the owner surf here?? If you do, can you send me my details!!
 
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