Here is a list of domain names that would need to be back ordered today, by 8 PM PT at NameJet.com . Again, you can also break domains down just like this. If you are not sure how to get the Raw List from NameJet.com, go to the free site I provide, Manntis.com and click on NameJet. It will then explain on how to get and delimit the list. You can then copy and paste the list into another free tool that I provide, LazyMate.com which is a domain sorting tool that allows you to enter in a database to be searched. You can also take this list and get metrics like Domain Age, DNS, Overture, Backlinks, Alexa Rank etc with the one and only DRT software.

Dictionary,
dared.net
daylights.com
indulgence.org
outnumber.org
rayed.net
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I am offering the domain name AostaValley.com for sale. I have only had this domain parked for 30 days and it does nicely. The reason I am selling is because I really think it needs to be developed and I do not have the time right now. It currently ranks # 3 & # 4 on Google for the term for my region and it will Greatly help and stay there if developed.

A little bit more about Aosta Valley Here !

Traffic stats are posted below in the two screen shots. The second one was needed as the totals were cut off on the bottom. You will notice from 3-18 to 3-21 I had moved the domain. There is NO paid traffic to this site, so the traffic numbers are simply from Search traffic or natural type in.

Registered at NetworkSolutions.com (Free push only)

Creation Date: 2-10-1996

Expiry Date: 2-11-2009

Impressions: 7,780 (really only 23 days)

Uniques: 1,539

Rev: $36.74

Links: 857 (According to MarketLeap.com)

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These are "Comments" that I grabbed from random sites that I found interesting. I will not display the stories they came from, as they are comments and pretty much explain themself. Also a couple stories that I found "interesting".

"From Geoff" Parkers and squatters can be useful. At least they are interested in selling a domain they have to someone who wants it badly enough to pay for it. I wonder which is worse for a business, having a parker register the domain you want and running generic ads on it until you buy it from them, or having a competitor own the domain and running a site about their brand on it? Or worse, a disgruntled customer who has registered your domain and puts up a website full of nasty feedback!

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