aux.com

[dolansco]

tnx

[Vorty]

Mid xx.xxx

[dolansco]

Thanks Vorty ....

More appraisals / comments thanks... MUCH APPRECIATED !

[Vorty]

"Aux" is the abbreviation of many things... you got there a real gem.

"Aux" means "with" in french, real good!

[domainah]

good domain, although I think XX.XXX is def. enduser pricing, reseller probably around 5-7K..how much did you pay?

[longbiao]

a really nice name

[dolansco]

good domain, although I think XX.XXX is def. enduser pricing, reseller probably around 5-7K..how much did you pay?

Thanks all... Keep them coming

Regards cost .. I can not disclose by request ...

But I did pay well.... ie not cheap... but I really liked it myself ... great end user potential some day IMO

Gerard

[ClickHoldem]

This is a top 3 letter imo...this could be used for many different sites. Great name--- mid-upper XX,XXX ...Good luck!

CH

[WhoDatDog]

I'll guess that you paid between 10K and 15K, and I think you have a great name. I think you are safe even if you paid 25K. The three-letter names are one of the few groups of names that everyone accepts as valuable.

As time goes on they will be tougher and tougher to acquire at reasonable prices. It could be that in 3-4 years all three-letter names that can be pronounced will be worth at least 100K.

[Banned: smurf]

mid $xx,xxx

hold on to it

[keyser]

"Aux" means "with" in french, real good!

French for "with" is "avec", not "aux"
mid $,$$$ reseller imo

good luck

[dolansco]

Thanks all...

I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR INPUT ....

more comments/advice VERY welcome .

Gerard

[Vorty]

French for "with" is "avec", not "aux"
mid $,$$$ reseller imo

good luck

Yes, I know "with" is "avec"... but when I saw on Babel Fish (http://world.altavista.com/) came "with" when I type "aux" and asked to translate (French - English) - How come?

[dolansco]

Colbert .... advise us

[bobby9101]

5,000 to a reseller
15,000 to an end user

[keyser]

Yes, I know "with" is "avec"... but when I saw on Babel Fish (http://world.altavista.com/) came "with" when I type "aux" and asked to translate (French - English) - How come?

Do not always trust automated translators

[Ubiquitous]

Nice name that I would value to be worth a minimum of xx,xxx

To answer the questions about the usage in French... It's used as a preposition. Ã* + les = aux.

[BidNo]

I'll guess that you paid between 10K and 15K, and I think you have a great name. I think you are safe even if you paid 25K.

Agree -- WhoDatDog is on the money. Here's other recent sales that may be relevent:

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Cheers,
BidNo

[dolansco]

Thanks again to EVERYONE.

[Banned: Preoccupy]

Really nice domain...
big bucks......