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| Downloads:4,566 |
| Version Downloads:1,288 |
| Type:Dashboard : Miscellaneous |
| License:Free |
| Date:31 Oct 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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I was expecting this widget to display the searches from within the widget itself, not to act like all those other meaningless widgets that simply points people to a specific website, working as undercover promotion, or pseudo-adware if you like.
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Because domain search hijacking is becoming commonplace, I would highly recommend that you not perform any search until you are actually ready to buy the domain name.
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If you are planning to purchase a domain name, you definitely should consider NOT doing a search for it until you are absolutely ready to buy.
In the case of this program, it *is* sending all whois requests through a domain registrar: www.securepaynet.net (which appears to be a GoDaddy reseller). You can verify this by looking at the source code for the widget.
That doesn't mean that they are hijacking the domains you search for, but a widget for something like this reeks of suspicion, and I'd would NEVER trust it myself.
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All Domain Name Grabber queries are safe and sent via SSL to protect them.
Anyone is welcome to take it out for a test drive and see for themselves. That being said, there is certainly no need for speculation, suspicion, and *especially* not baseless accusation.
Feedback and suggestions on how to improve Domain Name Grabber are always welcome!
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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2005