Technology
InternetBy ManojKumar
10 months ago
Today i had a chance to read an article about Tweexchange via Techcrunch, Tweexchange is mentioned as the ultimate marketplace for Twitter user names. It allows user to find and buy the desired user names. When you type the Twitter username in the search box, it shows whether the name is available or not. You can also add your usernames for sale by fixing a price. If you intrested in buying any of the listed usernames you can able to send a tweet or send a message via email. After reading this i visited the site, i really shocked on what i experienced over the site. [ Read more ] 
The first thing i would like to mention is the username availability checker in the home page. You can notice 'Is the name you want taken' this is normally seen in lot of availability checker. If you type the desired username it shows whether it's already taken are not. But interestingly i found all the usernames are avilable, i think you wont belive it check it out manually. I show you a simple sample over the image. |
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Technology
InternetBy ManojKumar
11 months ago
Namechk is a new web application, that help users to find an username over 84 websites with less than 8 sec. This is amazing user don't need to got to each website to check availability of the preferd username. Namechk brings complete solution on checking for username availability is various social media and bookmarking websites.
Namechk.com was designed by David Gosse and Andy Edinborough to instantly show you if your desired or branded username was available at the majority of the top social networking websites.
The concept for the site was inspired by Jon Sykes who had originally designed a similar site but eventually stopped maintaining it and then sold his domain.
The important feature of this website is the time taken to check availability for the username typed in the search box. It takes more or less 8 sec. It's really impressive.
People who really needs to startup a brand or already having a brand name, Rush to Namechk |
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