Nokodo.com Receives Overwhelming Feedback To Its Real-Time Deleted Domain Names Search Engine

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 16, 2005 --

Customers frustrated with domain snap services have raved about the Nokodo deleted domain search which is free. A CEO of a major web development company emailed with his success registering a recently deleted domain for his new business entity. �I wanted to buy a particular domain name for my new business which was set to expire. I paid $49 snap fee for a service and failed to register the name. Someone else was able to register this domain name. I heard about the Nokodo deleted domain search engine and tried my business keyword and found an even better name with existing traffic free. Nokodo saved me time and money which helped me concentrate on my business.�

As users have found, many good deleted domain names can still be found and registered for normal fees. Unlike other services that charge for daily domain name expiration lists and contain outdated information, Nokodo offers keyword searching against the most recently deleted domain names. Multiple times each day, the Nokodo deleted domain database is updated with the most recently deleted domain names. Users can be sure that they are searching for the latest domain names released by registrars. The entire contents of the deleted domain database is removed at the end of each day and replaced with the next day�s newest domain names.

The deleted domain name search is available under the Advanced Search tab on Nokodo. To search, users can enter keywords in the search box, which return deleted domains specifically containing that keyword. Checkboxes are available to prevent domains containing a hyphen or numbers from domain search results. Users looking to validate the availability of any result can easily find out domain name information with the WHOIS link located next to each search result.

About Nokodo

After spidering millions of websites, Nokodo reshuffles the web and opened to the public on January 1, 2005. Nokodo does not use external feeds for data but relies on its own spiders to crawl actual website content for the most accurate information. Nokodo determines search results based on a unique, complex algorithm which analyzes the actual website content spidered.