Snap Expired Domain Names the Second they Expire

Snap Expired Domain Names the Second they Expire! Now anyone can acquire the best deleting domain names the instant they drop and become available for registration using your desktop PC.

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Cooper City, Florida
12/13/2005

Have you ever wondered how to get your hands on some of the great domain names that expire each and every day? Each day approximately 20,000 domain names expire and become available again for registration.
Domain names drop because the current owners forget to renew them, renew notices are lost in the mail, owners lose interest in the domain and a million other reasons. Many of these domain names are extremely valuable based on their consistent traffic and their presence in the search engines. That is where are product come into play..

The eNom and Moniker domain name grabbers are a fully automated registration program that sends repeated requests to eNom or Moniker. Users simply enter their domain name list and hit the start button. The program runs silently in the background on any PC and monitors a list of domain names waiting for them to expire. The second the name becomes available the software instantly registers the domain name and deposits it into the account holder of the user.

The eNom and Moniker domain grabbers were developed by http://www.dnware.com. Both applications work with eNom's and Moniker's reseller API interface. The software will submit a specified list of domain names to each registrars server. The server will collect the data that is sent and attempt to register the domain names the second they become available for registration.

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Contact Dan Rubin for more insights into this topic. Direct line: (555) 555-5555 Email: support@dnware.com Other helpful information regarding the can be found at: http://www.YourWebsite.com.

Important Note: It is important to include the website URL that you want ranked at least 1 time in your body and at least twice for the entire release.


For More Information Contact:

Dan Rubin
support@dnware.com
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