Finding soon to expire domains

Is there a free way of doing this?

[feeder]

I notice there are a lot of tools around that check for expired domains that still have listings in Yahoo.

Is there a free way of doing this?

[Brett_Tabke]

Well, there are also some free lists floating around. (use Google, and dig on the title to this post)

[diddlydazz]

leave mine alone ;)

Brett has about the best idea use google and you can come across a few

There was one you subscribe to but cant remember now

if I find it I will let you know

Dazz

[kastro]

netsol (or network solutions) offers 10 free snapshots.

You can always use the good old WHOIS utility available everywhere.

[Joe Grossinger]

I subscribe to [biznizsource.com...]
I have forgotten the price but as I recall it was fairly steep.
It's not really worth the money because 99% of the expired sites are political campaigns, religious sites, city government stuff and other worthless sites.
It is very rare when a jewelry store or something like that comes along and then you have to be lightening quick in registering the domain or lose out.
I have had the service for 2 months now and do not plan on renewing.

[Friday]

This may not help, but [godaddy.com...] will keep you posted on domain names you're interested in and let you know when they're about to expire. It's free.

[ggrot]

namewinner.com usually has a good list, not sure if i should let that secret out though.

[ggrot]

hmm, missed that 'in yahoo' part - you'd have check the list against yahoo - it would take awhile.