Parked Domain Checker
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Is there a way we can check if a list of domains is a parked domain?
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Short answer: no. Parked domains are so different that you can't really make anything to check it. Some have a header 302, some have 'want to buy this domain?', some have only ads. It has endless variations and there's no standard.
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