I am going to start by admitting outright that I haven’t tried this new .tel service yet. I am typically relunctant to fork over my login and password details to anything; that said, the concept behind TelFeeder.com is a great one.
TelFeeder.com was created to help owners of multiple .tel domains efficiently upload data to them.
All a .tel owner needs to do is download a template provided by TelFeeder.com, open it in Microsoft Excel and enter their information into the fields. Users are able to input multiple Contact Types, as well as Headers, Folders and Keywords.
Anticipating reservations like the one I expressed earlier, TelFeeder.com wants you to know that they will not store the username and password of your TelHosting account; however, for the utmost security they suggest that users might want to change their passwords after using the service.
If you have a lot of .Tel names to update, TelFeeder.com could be a good option for you. On the face of it, the tradeoff seems worth it – spend hours populating your .tel names, or update them once with TelFeeder.com and then change your password. It’s your decision.
On the surface of things, TelFeeder.com looks very promising for scaling up .tel usage and giving owners the tools they need to automatically create and update directories. We need services like this to ramp up .tel usage.
Hmmmm, I think I have just talked myself into giving telfeeder.com a try.
See a related post on Telfeeder.com om Domain Name Wire.