InfoSpace created the Dogpile search

InfoSpace created the Dogpile search engine because your time is important to us. Powered by Metasearch technology, Dogpile returns all the best results from leading search engines including Google and Yahoo!, so you find what you’re looking for faster.

Each search engine has its own method of searching and each will return different results. Dogpile looks at all of them, decides which are most relevant to your search, eliminates duplicates and reveals them to you. In the end, you get a list of results more complete than anywhere else on the Web.

The time-saving philosophy of metasearch is so important to us that it even inspired our name! In rugby, players come together and pile on top of one another. This is exactly what Dogpile’s metasearch technology does – it compiles all the best results in one easy-to-access place!

And because every good team needs a loyal mascot, we adopted Arfie. You can find him any time on Dogpile, where he works as a retriever of sorts. When you search the Web on Dogpile, he’s quick to fetch the exact results you want when you want them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ZapMeta?

ZapMeta is a meta-search engine, a search tool that provide users the ability of simultaneously search multiple search engines under one interface. Meta-search engines benefit users by saving them time and effort from having to individually visit multiple search engines in order to find the desired result. Along with web search, ZapMeta currently offer a directory based on data from The Open Directory Project and Product Search powered by Pricegrabber.

Please refer to the Meta-Search Engine FAQ to learn more about meta-search engines.

Does ZapMeta support Boolean Commands?

Yes, ZapMeta supports not only basic Boolean expressions and operators, but also phrase, truncation, proximity, and advanced search fields.

Please refer to the Boolean and Syntax help guide for further information.

How do I submit my site?

ZapMeta fetches results from other search engines and does not maintain a database of web pages. Thus, URL submissions are not accepted.

How to contact ZapMeta for additional questions or comment?

If you are unable to find the answer to your question in this FAQ or any other help pages please send us your feedback, comment, and/or suggestions on our contact page.

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Get Better Results, Easier

WebCrawler.com utilizes metasearch technology to compile results from many of the Web's major search properties, delivering more relevant and comprehensive results every time you search. The search results you receive include the top commercial (sponsored advertising) and non-commercial (algorithmic) results from the most popular search engines on the Web. By accessing multiple search engines for each query, WebCrawler.com provides you with a richer and more relevant spectrum of results than you would from using any single search engine.

We have recently changed the way our search results are displayed on WebCrawler. Now sponsored results are displayed separately from organic web results so you can quickly review the ad results, and then explore organic search results on the same page. On the results page you will be able to tell which results are sponsored by noting the “Sponsored” label either above the ads, or before the URL in each result.

WebCrawler.com web search is designed to identify the intent of a user's search and results will be listed in separate sections and in order of relevance, with sponsored results at the top and bottom of the page, and organic results showing in between. For example, if you are searching for information about the prices of digital cameras and enter the term "digital camera prices," you will generally receive more sponsored results and commercial Web pages containing information on the prices at which businesses are offering cameras as well as organic results. If, on the other hand, you are searching for academic or general research purposes and enter the term "digital camera technology," the results will be weighted more toward articles, information and other non-commercial results about the technology behind digital cameras.

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Klapton Insurance Company Limited

Klapton Insurance Company Limited (“Klapton”) dates back to 2005. Klapton was formed by a group of individuals who were seeking to develop an accessible facility for insurance and reinsurance. Klapton was formed under the name “Sinclair Insurance Company Limited” and was renamed “Klapton Insurance Company Limited” in 2013.


Klapton is an insurer and reinsurer registered in the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros. It was formed in 2005, as a Class II insurer, with registration and license number L2001, and accumulated equity capital of over €40m.


Klapton’s business model is to carefully globally select insurance and reinsurance brokers with whom Klapton develops long term relationship. With a wide range of insurance and reinsurance products Klapton provides quality solutions and service to its brokers and subsequent insureds and reinsureds.


Klapton’s vision is to become the insurer and reinsurer of choice for both businesses and ceding companies, and strengthen Klapton’s position as a reliable and professional partner in Africa and worldwide.


Klapton board and management include experienced and professional people – and more important they are all carefully listen to customers and market needs. 

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Big, Established and Experienced

With over 500,000 clients since it was founded in 2009, XM has grown to a large and well established international investment firm and has become a true industry leader.

XM is headquartered in Cyprus with representative offices operated in the strategic locations of Hungary and Greece.

XM currently employs more than 150 professionals whose combined expertise represents the greatest talent pool to be found at any forex broker.

Our extensive experience combined with support for well over 20 languages, makes XM the broker of choice for traders of all levels, anywhere. We have the expertise and the resources to help everybody realize their investment goals, like only a big broker can.

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Data watching and the dollar

The minutes to the April FOMC meeting were making a fairly strong data-dependent case for a June rate increase from the FOMC. There were seven mentions of the month, the text suggesting that for most members “if incoming data were consistent with economic growth picking up in the second quarter…then it likely would be appropriate for the Committee to increase the target range for the federal funds rate in June”. Still, this remains a fairly big ‘if’. The pace of growth has been slowing for the past four quarters and don’t forget we’ve had a string of bad steers over the years from the Fed, most recently in the run-up to the September meeting. What this does mean is that the dollar is likely to become more sensitive to incoming activity and prices data in the US. Data in the US has been coming in only modestly above expectations in the past two weeks, so explains only part of the recent stronger dollar story. That correlation should strengthen, given that the market only puts around a 30% probability of a June hike at present.

As I mentioned yesterday, the Aussie dollar is one of the higher beta currencies vs. the greenback, this being evident to the reaction to the Fed minutes yesterday, the dollar strengthening most vs. the Aussie. Part of the reason is that the scope for policy divergence here is much stronger, given the recent RBA easing, and rates are still positive. This was underlined overnight with the latest labour market data, where although we saw the rate steady at 5.7%, much of the modest rise in employment came about from part-time jobs, which is not really a sign of an economy in rude health. Elsewhere today, the focus will be with the ECB ‘minutes’ and UK retail sales before that.  

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Will June be September?

The significance of today’s G7 meeting in Japan has been falling in importance in line with the weakening yen. Back on 3rd May, when USDJPY was down at 106, it was thought that Japan would be looking to re-align the currency and perhaps looking for some support from their G7 counterparts, but that was always going to be a long-shot, not least because there are few who are looking or hoping for a stronger currency at this point in time. So expect some anodyne statement in relation to currencies, indeed if there is any reference to them at all. The dollar is ending what will be its third consecutive week of gains on the dollar index, with the June FOMC meeting now back in the frame as a ‘live’ meeting for a rate hike. The question is whether June is going to turn out to be September, meaning September last year when the whole world and their wife were looking for a Fed move that never arrived that month. It’s going to be the activity and price data that determines that.

In the UK, according to the FT, bookmakers have been cutting the odds of a Brexit, even though the polls continue to show only a narrow lead for the ‘remain’ campaign. Sterling was at 3.5 month highs vs. the EUR yesterday, with Brexit weighing less heavily on the currency than was the case earlier in the year. The firmer than expected retail sales data was also supportive, with the revisions suggesting we may see an upward revision to first quarter GDP. For today, the interest is mostly with Canada, where CPI data is released at 12:30 GMT. After Australia’s easing earlier this month, in the dollar bloc, the focus is on both Canada and New Zealand as those most likely to move rates next. New Zealand looks likely early next month. Canada looks less assured, but still possible for later this year.

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Fed remains in focus

I talked last week whether June was going to turn into September (of last year), when we saw strong expectations of Fed tightening ultimately disappointed by the hike that never came that month. That theme is likely to remain in place this week, with FOMC Chair Yellen speaking Friday, although this is less a prepared speech so it may not be the place for pointed references to the June meeting. We’ll have to see. Ahead of that, the preliminary PMI data for the Eurozone has so far fallen to the firmer side of expectations overall. One month to the EU membership referendum, the shift in the polls and betting markets appears to be towards the ‘remain’ camp, although not by a margin sufficient enough for investors to breathe a sigh of relief. Sterling performed well last week, helped by this shift, but also by some better than expected data on the economy. Cable has a tough battle to push decisively above the 1.45 level, given the building tightening expectation ahead of the June meeting. Note that BoE Governor Carney appears before the Parliamentary Treasury Committee tomorrow, so we could see some further headlines on the issue.

The meeting of G7 finance ministers and central bank governors saw no official statement and with it, no specific reference to currencies. If there was any sense to be gained, it was that differences remain, as well as risks to the global economy, but there is little consensus on how to approach them. Finally, positive news on Greece over the weekend, with austerity measures agreed. We may just avoid a Greek crisis this summer…

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iFOREX was founded in 1996

iFOREX was founded in 1996 by a group of bankers and Forex dealers and is now one of the largest and most respected firms in the industry. We have accomplished this due to our commitment to high quality customer service, state-of-the-art technology and diversity of global trade products.

Due to our constant ambition to be known as a market leader through high customer service, we have experienced exponential growth every year. 2004 was a major turning point for our company as we took a giant leap and launched our multi-lingual internet-based trading platform. Since then, iFOREX has expanded its client base to tens of thousands, generating mass trading volume and providing vast liquidity to traders located across the globe.

iFOREX offers traders the choice of three

user-friendly trading platforms (web based and a

downloadable platform for PC and a mobile

trading platform for smartphones), constant

updated financial news and 24-hour support.

Clients of iFOREX are therefore able to trade

whenever they choose, using the system they

prefer while receiving instant professional

support when needed.

In addition, iFOREX has distinguished itself as an

industry leader in tight pip-spreads, real-time

market prices which are provided via a direct link

to the interbank arena, and a unique margin

policy. The iFOREX full margin usage policy

enables traders to maximize the full potential of

their trading account, while the negative balance

protection program operates as a built-in risk

management system preventing losses which are

greater than what the trader determines.

Payment clearing services are provided by F.I.H. Formula Investment House Clearing Ltd.   

Address: Corner of Agiou Andreou & Venizelou Streets, Vashiotis Agiou Andreou Building, Second Floor, P.O.B 54216, Limassol, Cyprus.

iFOREX does not manage investment portfolios, nor does it engage in foreign exchange or other investment advice.

Should you have any further questions regarding iFOREX, please feel free to contact us by phone, email or via our chat application on the website.

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