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closed 123Cartoons.com
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Hey FlipKing,
I like it. I think that '123' can be very good visually, and
could imply several things, but most obviously "training"
and "simplicity".
A perfect name then, for a site that shows you how to
create a cartoon (in 3 easy steps).
Value? For the name, I can easily see you picking up a few
hundred $ from a reseller, and potentially, 5-10 times that
from a motivated end user. Good luck
I like it. I think that '123' can be very good visually, and
could imply several things, but most obviously "training"
and "simplicity".
A perfect name then, for a site that shows you how to
create a cartoon (in 3 easy steps).
Value? For the name, I can easily see you picking up a few
hundred $ from a reseller, and potentially, 5-10 times that
from a motivated end user. Good luck
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I see many successful sites with "123" in their domain, it's a really good one to develop and cartoons is a great topic. Selling the domain is a bit tricky, I've been buying similar domains for development purposes and generally I think there is not much interested people for this type, so it was mostly possible to grab them at very low price.
I agree, and think that using "123", "360", and perhaps
a few others, is a great way of alluding to a benefit, whilst
keeping your domain name short.
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