pcNames.com Releases Free Expired Domain Name Search
April 08, 2006 (PRLEAP.COM) Technology News
Expired domains are names which the previous owner has opted not to pay the renewal fee for and are now about to become available once more. This may happen for any number of reasons, such as the owner lost interest or forgot to pay the renewal fee. What ever the reason, tens of thousands expire each day. While most of the domains are not worth the registration fee, there are some that are far better than anything that’s currently available. www.pcNames.com has developed a powerful sorting algorithm which appraises each and every domain that expires using various methods to give it a final score. After each domain is carefully analyzed and meets the extensive standards it is added to a database for searching. The group at pcNames has spent countless hours optimizing the search and storage of these domains. This allows users to search through tens of thousands of quality expired domains in less than a second. In addition, they have been working with relatively new technologies not typically seen on a website. Methods such as multi-threading, persistent connection, and dynamic interaction were previously only utilized by system applications are now seen in pcNames’s online domain search engine. These techniques help make an online application smoother, faster, and easier to use. One such technique is known as ‘click and drag’. This allows users to simply hold down their mouse and scroll over the items they want at which point all those items would be added to their cart instantly.
pcNames.com is now strictly a domain search engine. They no longer require a login or sell anything. Instead they have become affiliated with registrars and backorder services, so the end user can easily take their domains to their chosen destination and finish their transaction.
This free domain search engine can be found at (http://www.pcNames.com). For additional information or to schedule an interview, contact Chris Richmond at (702) 281-1828 or via email at (http://www.pcNames.com/contact.php).