Which registrar checks the most domains?

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Published on 2011-03-14T12:28:07Z Indexed on 2011/03/14 16:21 UTC
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When I want a new domain, I usually use GoDaddy to check, and another registrar to register. This is because GoDaddy check my wanted domain against the most TLD's.

Are there any other sites/registrars that checks against more TLD's?

What I want is to type my wanted second-level domain.. Ex: bobsplace. And then it searches through bobsplace.com bobsplace.net bobsplace.me etc, and reports back to me which is availible or not

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