I don't want to download a program, and it has to be something really simple that just goes by date with a full list. Do you guys know anywhere that has this? Preferrably it can filter for domain words and such, and all of them have to be dropped domains. Let me know please, thanks.
Following is copied from one of DP member Sherry. Sorry I cannot find her original thread. I copied it somewhere else and I think this thread can answer your questions: -------------------------------------------------------- Hello everyone, I am new, and instead of a normal introduction, I thought I'd try and contribute to the forum on something I know how to do well - find and sell (or keep) quality domain names. All the resources are free and I use these steps: 1. I go to http://www.wsmdomains.com/help/expireddaily.html and download any list. But keep in mind that most registrants have a grace period of 5 days before the domain is available again for registering. So I usually pick a list 6 days old or older, or I get little or no results. 2. Download the domain filter (free) at this URL: http://www.alouwebdesign.ca/free-dow...ame-filter.htm . With this software, I can import my list and set up filters of all sorts, based on length, prefix, suffix, etc. I can also add a list of words that can be anywhere in the domain name. Example: .com names are worth more than others so I will filter the others out by adding ".com" to my filter. Now it will only find .com names. Example 2: Domain names with the word "loan" in them sell well, so I would add "loan" to my filter. 3. After I filter my list, I now copy 500 names at a time to http://www.moniker.com/domains/batch_reg.jsp . It is a bulk domain registration tool, and there may be others I don't know of. It allows 500 maximum names, which is plenty. Now I can see which names are available and pick names I want from that list. I'll give you some words that are good for domains (for use in the filter): free car cheap discount love foreclosure If you look at what sold for a lot on eBay you can easily see some other valuable words to add to your filter list. I might also make a video tutorial of how to use the filter if enough people are interested. Hope this helps! Sherry