PsychicWhois.com - great tool for finding potential end users! MUST SEE!

[owntag]

PsychicWhois.com

This site has been mentioned in other thread before, but seems only been used as a whois tool.

Provided by DomainTools.com (looks like), it's really useful for finding the potential end users. Have a look, you will see how it can help!

A friend forwarded this site to me 2 hours ago, I checked and sent 4 emails to the potential buyers of a domain name I own. I have just received a nice reply showing serious interests with a preparatory budget.

Enjoy!

 

[randomo]

Are you using information from this site to offer, for example, a .com to people who own other extensions?

 

[owntag]

Are you using information from this site to offer, for example, a .com to people who own other extensions?

No, when you input a Keywords or actual domain name, it shows a list of registered domain name that contains the keywords (inc extensions)

E.g. I have a domain name DomainList.com, when input "domainlist", it shows a list contains "potential buyers"

Check the screenshot.

 

[copper]

nice.
Thanks for the link.
I've been using "allinurl:" on google.

 

[owntag]

I've been using "allinurl:" on google.

allinurl: via google is my main way to find potential end buyers. It works well.
Now I have an additional way

 

[siteman]

Great find...thanks for share

 

[wussadotcom]

not bad Thanks owntag.
Can you send me a copy@example of your offer letter to your potential buyers or atleast a standard way. That would help a lot. Thanks

 

[Sonny Banks]

I've make several enduser sales using this.

http://www.dnbots.com/domainslists/a.0001.html

Just find the domains with your keywords and send your mails.

Now the list don't work well (hosting problems I think) but you can check the domains lists modifing the address in the browser

 

[james2002]

Great tool.

Also thanks for "AllinUrl" tip.

Thanks

 

[Vision]

Owntag,

Thank you for sharing this cool tool -- it is more user-friendly than the Google route.

Domain Tools does it again -- they offer exceptional products.

-Michael

 

[james2002]

I like it.

Thanks, Owntag.

 

[A D]

This is a good tool useful tool.

I am looking for a way to search all sites that have 'auur' in their url and then all sites that have 'auur' in the url by ccTLD.

So in the end I could have all .ca sites with auur in their url.

Any help here would be great.

-=DCG=-

 

[EG.domains]

This is a good tool useful tool.

I am looking for a way to search all sites that have 'auur' in their url and then all sites that have 'auur' in the url by ccTLD.

So in the end I could have all .ca sites with auur in their url.

Any help here would be great.

-=DCG=-

All websites with "canada" in their url:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=allinurl:canada&btnG=Search

All .com websites with "canada" in their url:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=allinurl:canada+site:.com&btnG=Search

All .ca websites with "canada" in their url:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=allinurl:canada+site:.ca&btnG=Search


Good Luck

 

[Theo]

Tool's been there for years. Not sure how you guys missed it.

There is another tool that does the same thing but instead of an "on-the-fly" dropdown it returns a page with results that match your query, e.g. all domains that start with "dnforum". Does anyone recall that one?

 

[James]

Tool's been there for years. Not sure how you guys missed it.

There is another tool that does the same thing but instead of an "on-the-fly" dropdown it returns a page with results that match your query, e.g. all domains that start with "dnforum". Does anyone recall that one?

Whois.net .."Search by domain or keyword" advance search..hasn't worked in ages though

do I win a lll.net or nnn.org ??

jim