Use Mamma.com

Published: 4 May 2000 y., Thursday
Mamma.com has been experiencing explosive growth since its inception in 1996 and presently services close to 4.7 million unique users and serves up 107 million pageviews on a monthly basis.Mamma.com is the largest independently owned Meta Search Engine on the Internet. The continued popularity and fast growth of the Mamma.com Meta Search Engine is testament to the superior value it provides the end user. Mamma.com is a "Smart Meta Search Engine." When the user enters a query at the Mamma.com website, Mamma's powerful proprietary technology simultaneously queries 10 of the major Search Engines and properly formats the words and syntax for each source being probed. Mamma then creates a virtual database, organizes the results into a uniform format and presents them by relevance and source. In this manner, Mamma.com provides the end user with a highly relevant and comprehensive set of search results.
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