What is the best way to find dictionary word domain names that are either about to expire or unregistered?
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http://www.instantdomainsearch.com
Here's some other links to refer to:
Expired & Deleted Domains
http://registercompass.com/domains/expired Snatch an Expiring Domainhttp://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/archive/2005/03/how-to-snatch-an-expiring-domain
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M$Linux has a file that lists dictionary words. It can be found in:
/usr/share/dict/
or
/var/lib/dict/
The domain registrar keeps a public record of each domain which includes when it expires.
In linux you can retrieve this record with the "whois" command.
eg: whois example.com
Getting the expiry from the result you could use "grep".
Eg: whois google.com | grep -i expires
Most programming languages will allow you to do the same as above.
If you're looking for a ready made solution, then there are numerous sites that track expiring domains. A well known one is afternic.com
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