Tom At The Home Business Archive, it’s mostly mental, trial and error! No software, just name ideas.

Brian, thanks for your kind words. I too had that rush of “buying” everything, and once in a while I get it too. Sometimes I don’t and I’m sorry after. Shared one amazing name here that got registered in like 2 minutes. I’m still having second thoughts. But hey, how many things can one handle at the same time!? Thanks for stopping by.

Frank, you have a valid point, but it very much depends on what you do with the domain too. There are quite a few “Twitter” domains out there, and as long as they create awareness for the main app, it should be fine. When you turn them into money making machines, that’s when you might get into legal trouble. Although it’s not exactly fair using those names, in some cases it’s still a gray area.

“Bay” is a totally different subject, and they are hunting down mostly “eBay” domains, not “bay”.

Ryan, truly valuable domains are a rare find today. I could probably register some of these and sell them (undeveloped) for a few bucks, probably low $XX, but what’s the point?

Some might do a better job than me developing them and putting out amazing content.

I already have quite a big collection of domain names, most of them with plans to develop, so I just can’t take on more names if I still want to keep focus on more important things.