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I like it... combining English words with a foreign language seems to make for some really interesting combinations. Seems to be very quick as well which is gr

I like it... combining English words with a foreign language seems to make for some really interesting combinations. Seems to be very quick as well which is great. Would be cool if it would check .com .net and .org variants as I wouldn't settle on a name unless all three were available (+ .co.uk as I'm in the UK!). On another note, while I was playing with it, the name 'effection' came up and effection.com was showing as available. I went to my preferred registrar to buy* and it's actually registered. effection.com was originally registered back in 1999! So you may need to check out your domain look up code. *no offence to you, but I work for a registrar by day and get staff rates!

sho 17y ago
Yeah, i saw "carlover.com" in green and thought "you've got to be kidding, i'd buy that in a heartbeat" (I love cars). Unfortunately, it was kidding.
- op 17y ago
  Wordoid.com checks domain availability by querying a DNS server. This is not completely accurate, since some domains don't have DNS records. The right way is to query a whois server. That's tough, because i don't know of any whois servers that would allow me send bulk queries.
  - sho 17y ago
    Could do it yourself - https://www.arin.net/resources/request/bulkwhois.html https://www.arin.net/resources/request/bulkwhois.html