Tool that allows you to find quality expiring domains

[wallstreeterww]

Hey Guys I just looked through the domains expiring on expired domains.net and it seems like there is an ocean of trash expiring domains to go through. Is there any tool that can help find expiring domains that are pronouncable or that are geo-domains?

There must be something that can help me wade through the trash to find the quality domains that are almost expired?

Thanks

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Related: Any place to download dropping domains lists?

 

[jideofor]

Use keyword specific searches...

 

[xsay]

Where can i find LLL remaining domain for a particular ccTLDs

 

[Lakshan]

@ wallstreeterww;
I normally do is download the full list and compile a word list of domain I normally register and sort the big list through softwares. I don't think bandables can be filtered with softwares or anything. But you can filter with letter count and search through the list of any pronounceable means.

Eg: 4th letter "I", Last 2 letters "IN", Last 3 letters "Bot" etc. You can use excel for this. Thats call handpicking :P


@xsay
Hi, I have attached the full list of LLL.Co domains. Just replace .CO with any extension you like and bulk scan it.

Google for Bulk Domain Scanner and you will find out lots of free softwares and sites. Maybe trials.

BTW, Make a new thread next time without requesting on others threads

 

[wallstreeterww]

@ wallstreeterww;
I normally do is download the full list and compile a word list of domain I normally register and sort the big list through softwares. I don't think bandables can be filtered with softwares or anything. But you can filter with letter count and search through the list of any pronounceable means.

Eg: 4th letter "I", Last 2 letters "IN", Last 3 letters "Bot" etc. You can use excel for this. Thats call handpicking :P


@xsay
Hi, I have attached the full list of LLL.Co domains. Just replace .CO with any extension you like and bulk scan it.

Google for Bulk Domain Scanner and you will find out lots of free softwares and sites. Maybe trials.

BTW, Make a new thread next time without requesting on others threads

Thanks blademaster must appreciated

 

[catchmesleeping]

You can check the drop lists at GenericDomainFinder.com

It's my personal site - but I think it's pretty useful. I cut all of the domain names into keywords. That makes reading through lists of names easier.

genericdomainfinder.com/godaddyauctions

I also have pretty accurate search volume data along with those keywords. That helps to filter out the jibberish from the domains that actually mean something.

 

[FPForum]

There are tons of search metrics right there at your fingertips..USE THEM!!! lol..

Once you've clicked on the Pending Delete tab click on the "show filter" link..From here you have dozens of different metrics you can use to limit the list. If you want to see any pending delete 3 letter domains, set the max length to 3. If you want to search only for domains with PR then set a minimum PR. If you want to search domains that have older age then set a min WBY...Click the "Advanced Filter" link and you can filter by the specific date they drop, or the specific extensions you want.

That site has quite a few search options on it..Use them and you can filter the lists way down to the specific standards you're looking for..

 

[benitez1957]

I use buy-expiring-domains.com acquired a few for the reg fee via the Archive feed..

 

[wallstreeterww]

Thanks guys, I really think that im starting to grow in knowledge about domaining thanks to all of you.
The beauty of domaining is that you arent at the mercy or google and their crazy updates.
I will also check out the genericdomain finder as well
thanks catch
and also thanks for FPF for his very good domain catching software and superb support

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I use buy-expiring-domains.com acquired a few for the reg fee via the Archive feed..

Thanks Benitez, ill check that out as well.

 

[TC27]

My favourite is expireddomains.net mostly because it's free but they do a great job over there

 

[mobernard]

it seems like there is an ocean of trash expiring domains to go through. Is there any tool that can help find expiring domains that are pronouncable or that are geo-domains?

There must be something that can help me wade through the trash to find the quality domains that are almost expired?

Try the tool at: publishingtools.com > Domain Search, they filtered all the junk domains to keep only the generic domains and domains with backlinks. The remaining domain is approximatively 50k-60k out of 200k, thus you should have much less trash.

You can also use filters to enhance the resulting quality: for exemple, you can select domains that are registered in com, net, info and biz to reduce the trash.

 

[PlacementIndia]

i think there are no tools for that else you check it in godaddy.

 

[CodyDeegan]

Thank you for your advices. I also looking for one. Good luck to us.