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1990, 92 & 93 .us are still available. Why don't you grab them all and rule the 90s? 
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You better hurry then before someone else on this forum catch them. And don't forget my DNF$20*3! LOL!
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No, we have a rule here of rewarding available name tip-off for DNF$20. Actually, I just got DNF$150 for tipping off openbook.org and tidbit.org! 
(Yes, they are a bit more expensive because they are really good names.)
(Yes, they are a bit more expensive because they are really good names.)
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no, not really worth anything that I can think of.
You never know however. I sold a name for some good money that I have no clue why I reg'd it and the appraisals were $0
Good luck
You never know however. I sold a name for some good money that I have no clue why I reg'd it and the appraisals were $0
Good luck
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bumping a 2 month old appraisal thread; now that's novel
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Interesting comment about tidbit.org having value. I haven't heard tidbit used much in England and thought it was a mis-spelling of titbit. It seems that although they come from different origins both words have come to mean the same thing, and tidbit being american has become dominant on the Internet.
Makes choosing names interesting.
Makes choosing names interesting.
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Originally posted by calinbirlean
can somebody explain to me why I bought this domain?
I was going to say something....
...But I think you should just watch the movie "Heathers" instead.
"Damn! Will someone tell me why I register these damn things...?!?"
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Originally posted by timechange.com
bumping a 2 month old appraisal thread; now that's novel
Kinda glad she did...makes NameSlave look like a real-jerk.
If NameSlave would have used the
rather then the I may have thought different.Aside from that...what is the appraisal section of this forum supposed to be about?
Valuations from professional dna's?
Or valuations by people that are waiting for their victoms to sell their domains that they just got appraised in the sales thread?
Good Luck!
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