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Hello,
Since I posted the avail 4 # .nets I have received
pm's from members asking what proggy I used to
find them.
There are several different prog's and also ways to
check online.
The one I used to compile this list was DNA, a free
tool from Softnik.com. You can D/L it free here:
http://www.domainpunch.com/products/dna/
There is no spyware, nags, or limitations.
This is a great company that is really "old school".
It comes with word lists but you can bet I have run
every single one thru the program already, and guess
what? So has every other user before me. But if you
mix and match, and get creative, there are still some
gems to be found out there. If you are new to this, a
word of caution... take breaks when going over results.
Reading thru 10 or 20 thousand results looking for that
gem, well you'll see. (it's really hard on your eyes)
One thing I found to make it easier to read is paste the
results to notepad. There you can change the font to
what you are used to.
Good Luck and I hope this helps n00bs and veterans alike.
I wish I had found this before I reg'd my "Worthless 100"
as friends call my first attempts at "easy living off domain names."
Peace, kid5150
Since I posted the avail 4 # .nets I have received
pm's from members asking what proggy I used to
find them.
There are several different prog's and also ways to
check online.
The one I used to compile this list was DNA, a free
tool from Softnik.com. You can D/L it free here:
http://www.domainpunch.com/products/dna/
There is no spyware, nags, or limitations.
This is a great company that is really "old school".
It comes with word lists but you can bet I have run
every single one thru the program already, and guess
what? So has every other user before me. But if you
mix and match, and get creative, there are still some
gems to be found out there. If you are new to this, a
word of caution... take breaks when going over results.
Reading thru 10 or 20 thousand results looking for that
gem, well you'll see. (it's really hard on your eyes)
One thing I found to make it easier to read is paste the
results to notepad. There you can change the font to
what you are used to.
Good Luck and I hope this helps n00bs and veterans alike.
I wish I had found this before I reg'd my "Worthless 100"
as friends call my first attempts at "easy living off domain names."
Peace, kid5150
















