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closed A few more Ultra Generic .ws names that work

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Father.ws (Father's Web Site---Your Father's Day Emporium)
Union.ws (Union Web Search)
Politics.ws (Politics Web Search--A google like politics feed site)
Wear.ws (Wear Web Shoes... J/K... Wear Wireless (does have W/S in it)
Complaint.ws (Complaint Web Site)

All names purchased less than an hour ago for $50... All sites will produce income. Debt paid off in less than a month.

Low Risk/Big Gains
 
i got my .ws too
yellow.ws :)
 
Im sorry but I do not have much faith in .ws
I recently had records.ws
a great name, I had a very hard time getting rid of it.
finally i let it go for 20$ in the dnf auction.
All I can say Is I hope you get your 50$ worth.

best of luck
 
Originally posted by vsesco
Im sorry but I do not have much faith in .ws
I recently had records.ws


The term "records" is a bit outdated. It is in the same category as "8 Track Tapes". So it's no wonder it didn't sell...

I've always said, the key to the ".ws" name is development. You will never see any of my ".ws" domains "up for sale". There worth lies in with your marketing and business plans.

As I alluded to earlier in a thread, the .ws portion of the names can be very "beneficial" when you market your sites.

Anyways, good luck to you too, and thank you as always for the honest feedback.
 
The term "records" is a bit outdated. It is in the same category as "8 Track Tapes". So it's no wonder it didn't sell...
So I guess the Guinness Book Of Records is a book about old 7" and 12" vinyl, then? ;)
 
Originally posted by beshopalula

So I guess the Guinness Book Of Records is a book about old 7" and 12" vinyl, then? ;)

I am going off the "assumption" that most people will think of the vinyl disc when they see the term "Records" in a URL address. Sure, it can mean a book, or files, or what have you, but there isn't a lot of worth there either.
 
Anyway, you'd be surprised how many people still collect 'records' (of the playable kind). But 'LPs' may be a better name for a .ws site for those, or 'vinyl'.

Good luck with your .ws names!
 
Originally posted by beshopalula


Good luck with your .ws names!

And good luck to you too with your c/n/o auctions!
 
Originally posted by izopod


The term "records" is a bit outdated. It is in the same category as "8 Track Tapes". So it's no wonder it didn't sell...


What about free public records?
vital records?
record companies?

records searched in google is 33,000,000


the list goes on and on.
I do understand where your coming from.
you must be right since i only got 20$ for it.
 
Originally posted by beshopalula

So I guess the Guinness Book Of Records is a book about old 7" and 12" vinyl, then? ;)

I remember the Guiness Book of REcords. It was renamed The GUiness BOok of Tapes but that didn't last. The next thing you know it was called the Guiness Book of VHF VIdeo. I think its latest name is Guiness Book of DVD's but waht do I know, it may be already be called the Guiness Book or Ringtones.

That's progress for you...

CHeers!
 
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