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: Build A Solo Practice, LLCMid- Week "Tip of the Week" - The BEST Way To Shop For A Domain Name
Learned of a brand new domain name search tool called Domize which allows you to just put in the domain name you want without the .com or .net, etc. and it lists availability of the domain from the first letter while you are typing in all it's configurations.
It's extroadinarily efficient.
My one concern (call me a skeptic)...with the value of domain name real estate skyrocketing and numerous cybersquatters and typosquatters abounding, there is big business and money to be made in buying up names....could this be just a company who wants to see what is being searched so they can buy it first and turn a profit?
Other than that, my one tip...if you find what you are looking for don't wait to purchase. You can always not renew if you don't need in the future.
H/T to Darrell Rowse at Problogger for his tweet.
Full post as published by Build A Solo Practice, LLC on April 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
Requip
alleging behavior urges users to gamble, shop, and eat compulsively.
False Abuse Accusations
Boothbay Harbor Central School District pays shop teacher $320,000 defamation settlement.
Network Solutions and ICANN
allegedly registers searched domain names to prevent others from selling and forces customers to pay expensive fees.
Eminent Domain
University of Akron pays property owner $443,000 settlement.
The Plainfield School District
$10,500 settlement resolves eminent domain dispute.
Downtown Improvement
Springfield to pay more than $2.5 million settlement in eminent domain lawsuit.

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