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Domain names aren’t easy to get your hands on. The good ones are usually already taken. That means you have to get creative. You’ve got to start dropping vowels, seek out different extensions, and hope you’re lucky. DomainFinder makes the process a little bit easier. It helps you find unique and hip domain names. Mostly, it comes up with stuff like del.icio.us and ma.gnolia.com—placing dots every which way to get you the best domain name. Green means the names are available—red not. The engine runs on Ajax, which makes it pretty speedy. Other options offered include free email reports and a newsletter. DomainFinder is free for everyone to use.
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“DomainFinder is a web application for webmasters which helps you to find fun domain name. For exemple, if you type Weblogger, DomainFinder will suggest you "web.log.ge/r" !”
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| Why it might be a killer | |||
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DomainFinder does help you find creative alternatives for getting the domain of your choice. It’s quick to bring in results and it’s got a really basic interface without too many features. It’s simple but it works.
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DomainFinder doesn’t tell you if the domains it offers are already registered. Also, it’s pretty limited in the kinds of domains it looks for. It doesn’t offer any of the main extensions and people may just find all those dots and slashes annoying.
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