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Finding Things On The Internet

There are primarily two different types of sites on the web that you can use to find things: search engines and directories. Some of the better ones are listed below.

When you need to find something on the Internet, try using several of these web search sites. Bookmark this page so you can easily return to try another site.

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How To Find Things
-> Finding Places
----> Finding Churches
-> Finding Web Sites
----> Search Engines
------> 4anything.com
------> RocketLinks
------> 7Search.com
------> Ask Jeeves
------> BestoftheWeb.com
------> ClicKey
------> GoTo.com
------> Kanoodle.com
------> Lycos
------> NetFlip

How To Spend Money
-> (Product Buyers Guides)
-> Guide to Services

How To Save Money
-> Discounts
-> Free Shipping

How To Make Money
-> While Surfing
-> Earning Money
-> From Your Web Site

Free Stuff
-> Giveaways
-> Sweepstakes

Finding A Job

Investment Information

Internet Privacy/Security

Web Sites for Businesses
-> Getting a Domain Name
-> Setting Up A Web Site
-> Promoting Your Web Site

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Search Engines

You can use these Search Engines to find things on the Internet.

Sponsors

Visit NewRegistrars.com to browse a directory of domain name registrars arranged by various criteria, such as country or accrediting organization. Registrars accredited by both ICANN and CORE are listed.

Last updated: April 14, 2002

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VHSmovies.com: You can find your favorite movies on VHS videotapes here.

DVDa.com: Includes definitions of acronyms and other terms related to DVDs, answers to frequently asked questions about DVDs and related issues, DVD Advisor moderated discussions, news about recent DVD-related developments, and access to DVD movies, DVD-ROMs and other related products.

NewRegistrars.com: A directory that provides information on the new registrars for .com, .biz, .info, .net, .org, and .edu domain names, the companies that have been announced by ICANN and CORE, which are now in competition with Network Solutions. Unlike most sites, our Domain Name "WhoIs" Query works for CORE registrars as well as ICANN registrars.
For access providers, web hosting providers, and other companies that registers domain name for their customers, our Domain Name Registration Service provides volume discounts on domain name registrations. Clients get a customized public web site for their customers, and a private web site for managing their domain names registrations. Domain names can be registered for anywhere from one to ten years for as little as $10.

WhoisQuery.com: Use this "WhoIs" Domain Name Query to check the current availability of a domain name.

Our WhoIs query has been updated to handle the new registrars announced by ICANN. It also identifies the individual CORE registrars rather than lumping them all together like most other query sites.

BestNames.net: "The Best Names on the 'Net"^SM
Why are some paying tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars for "great" domain names? This site, where you can browse or search for available domain names, can help you find a good name for your web site for nothing more than the registration fee.

TopicFinder.com: A guide to your favorite topics within the portals and other significant sites on the web.

MyTopics.com: A personalized starting page, where you can select your favorite topics.

Virtual Domains: Explains things you should know about Virtual Domains, Domain Names and Domain Name Registration, DNS Services, Web Site Hosting, Content Development, and Site Promotion when setting up a web site.

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