Now that I've learned that the GoDaddy.com geodomain tool is no more, please tell me if you know of an alternative tool that will search for available geodomains. For example, if I enter the keyword "dentist," the tool will generate a list of US city geodomains that are available and/or at auction, or if I enter the city "Atlanta," the tool will generate a list of geodomains that are available. Free or paid tools.
Is there a geodomain tool out there?
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william ericson
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yeah the godaddy tool will be sorely missed
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