Offers 99centNAMES.com

[DomainBELL]

99centNAMES.com
this would be a fun one to develop to use for toss away names...
that should be a traffic draw and you could then sell ad space on it for things related to the domain industry...


Offers over $35.usd
BIN: $250.usd

- Paypal/Escrow - Fees paid by buyer.
- Revenues - Assume Zero.
- Multi Forum Post. If multiple people BIN a name,
the one with the earliest time stamp will get it.

99centNAMES.com
- GoDaddy.com
- Free push to GoDaddy account.
- Expiration: 09/22/08
- Created On: 22-sep-2006


- Paypal accepted from established forum members and friends.
- Escrow/Sedo for all others with buyer paying fees.
Please ask if in doubt.

Google Results: 1 - 50 of about 790,000 for 99 cent names

~DomainBELL (Patricia)

 

[DomainBELL]

this one would be useful for anyone that has tons of domains that they want to purge when they are nearly on their last leg...

it'd make a good bookmark for domainers to come to for some super cheap names...

I know I have over 100 domains that easily would fit into this toss-away category...

the domain name 99centNames.com would catch my eye in a sig.
and I'd go check out what they had for 99cents...
great visual interest to get them to your site to look around at your other ads... etc...


Can anyone think of any other uses for this name ??

~DomainBELL (Patricia)

 

[cadillac880]

Violation of Rule # 12

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