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Reply With QuoteJust as an fyi to anyone looking to buy this, "Pobre Credito" is not the way it's said in Spanish in this context. It's "Mal Credito."
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PobreCredito.com - Poor Credit In Spanish
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Last edited by Hypermedia; 01-15-2009 at 01:37 PM. Reason: withdrawn
Just as an fyi to anyone looking to buy this, "Pobre Credito" is not the way it's said in Spanish in this context. It's "Mal Credito."
Thanks for the translation example.
Both Pobre Credito (Poor Credit) Mal Credito (Bad Credit) are utilized in describing a status of credit, just as in English.
These translations and usage can be verified through Google Translate, Yahoo's Babelfish, and any Foreign based search.
I would trust that any individual interested in the domain would confirm these translations.
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