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annoying
him to no end. The tool he created in that passion
project solved his problem so well, he, like Frank,
decided it was too good to keep to himself,
resulting in the recent launch of Notify.domains. "A
domain I'd been watching for years sold for a tiny
fraction of what it was worth because the owner
didn't know what they had, and I found out after it
was gone," Michael said. "Another just
quietly dropped and was registered before I ever
saw it. I built Notify.domains so it never
happens to me again and thought others would
like to have the same edge." To achieve that
Notify.domains continually monitors at least a half
dozen key areas for the first sign a domain is, or is
about to become available, including website signals
(including prolonged downtime or expired SSL
certificates, that can signal business struggles),
WHOIS and RDAP shifts, backorders, auctions, and
aftermarkets.
Veteran
investor Adam Strong wrote a testimonial for
Notify.domains about a situation that meant a
lot more to him than the dollar value of a
particular domain. Adam noted, “I've tracked
hundreds of domains and it's a super
tedious job and it's easy to miss something. For
the 17 years since my son was born, I tried
unsuccessfully to get his name. Within days of
signing up with Notify.domains, the service
alerted me the domain name was in auction
and I secured it. Notify.domains does the job
better than you can. Easy peasy.” I
can personally relate to that. Many years ago
I wanted ronjackson.com to use as a permanent
lifetime email address. It was owned by
someone else with the same name but they
repeatedly rejected my offers to buy it. Notify.domains
didn't exist back then so I manually kept
checking on the domain for five years before
it suddenly turned up in an expired name
auction and, like Adam, I was able to get
the domain, but could have so easily missed it
had I not been looking at auction lists on
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In
addition to being able to help you get early access
to domains you are interested in, Notify.domains
can help you protect what you already have by
keeping a constant eye on your own domains, so you
will find out right away if any changes have been
made to them that you did not authorize. At current
settings, Notify.domains checks each watched domain
25+ times per day. The
service comes with many additional
free tools including WHOIS and RDAP
data, DNS. email record checkers (SPF, DKIM, DMARC),
blacklists and domain renewal cost checkers
(especially useful now that many TLDs charge premium
prices not just for an initial registration but for
renewals too). The cost for the basic service starts
at $2 per domain monthly ($24 yearly) with volume
discounts up to 45% off starting at 250+ domains and
custom enterprise pricing for 500+. To check
out all of the details or test drive the service
yourself, visit Notify.domains
where you can see a demo or take advantage of their
free 7-day trial offer.
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