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Domain
forums have long been
popular hunting grounds for
investors looking to bag attractive
names at bargain prices. However,
there are so many domains for sale
at the massive NamePros.com
forum it can be hard to find the
diamonds you are looking for in what
seems to be an endless
"mine".
Glasgow,
Scotland based domain industry
veteran Martin
Kellerman decided that
providing an affordable solution to
that problem could be a good
business opportunity, so the professional
programmer has built and
launched a new service at NameThreads.com.
With it, Kellerman says, "You
can easily search all of the domains for sale
at Namepros. We have well over 100,000 domains
in our database. Domain re-sellers trade their domains cheaply on Namepros.com but until now it has been very hard to search for specific domains according to your requirements."
NameThreads
let's you search by domain keyword,
TLD (.com, .net, .co.uk, etc.), domain length,
number of letters, digits and hyphens in the domain,
number of vowels and consonants
and many other factors. Kellerman
noted, "If you are starting
a website or business in a
certain niche, you can search for
domains in your niche. If you are
looking for a short
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Martin
Kellerman
NameThreads.com Founder
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brandable
domain that is a 5-letter long .com
with a certain pattern of vowels and
consonants, you can find it. If you
are a domain re-seller looking for a
numeric domain without 0 or 4, you
can find it."
NameThreads.com
offers two levels of service and
both come with a 7-day
free trial so you can
"try before you buy".
After the trial period a Basic
Membership costs $9.95 per month
or $99.95 for one year. An Advanced Membership
is also available a $29.95 per month
or $299 annually. The latter option
comes with a lot of extra search criteria
including number of letters, numbers and hyphens in the domain,
any consonant/vowel combination such as CVCV, CVCVC or any other you can think,
keyword the domain begins or ends with,
Western premium and Chinese premium domains
and the ability to export results to
a .csv file for further analysis.
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