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Hi Webmaster
I have shared some top level Directory


Directory Title PR Comments
1 dmoz.org submit 7 although contested, yes, DMOZ is still cool
2 joeant.com suggest 6 it has been around since 2001
3 busybits.com 5 clean directory started in 2005
4 linkcentre.com add url 4 sort by country feature
5 webdir.biz submit 4 business directory
6 netinsert.com insert 4 you have to insert a meta tag
7 green-list.net submit 5 environment friendly websites directory
8 lsblogs 5 directory for blogs
9 the-free-directory.co.uk 4 free directory for UK only
10 premiumlinkdirectory.info 5 premium directory
11 freewd.org 3 free general directory
12 submit-link.net submit 3 general directory started in 2007
13 pegasusdirectory.com 3 top ranked by many lists
14 shoppingcorner.co.uk submit 4 clean UK shopping directory
15 amray.com 4 well maintained
16 illumirate.com 5 online from 2003
17 theredtree.com submit 5 special design, must see
18 onemilliondirectory.com 2 free regular listings
19 diroo.org 4 over 20k active listings
20 somuch.com 5 very customized categories
21 canadianlinks.net submit 4 directory for Canadian sites only
22 hitalyzer.com 3 free directory
23 shoppingdirectory.nu submit 3 shopping sites and reviews
24 adda4u.com 4 2 bucks instant approve
25 australiandirectory.net add url 2 Australian Directory

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