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Please appraise. I know most your valuations are based on type in, but, with branding , as a new company, would this be a good name? Does the name get the maessage across? Anybody don't get it? If it needs to be explained, then it obviously isn't good.
 
"Looks" pretty good, though it is a bit awkward when speaking it ... do it a few times over to see what I mean. Also, there is (or was) an internet company named "Genuity.com". I feel strongly that, though now possibly bankrupt, there could be an appearance of a TM issue, or exception made ... which could hinder any potential re-sale of the domain name itself.
Hope that proves helpful.
 
Thanks guys. I sold it for $125.00. I think it's worth that.
 
"Thanks guys. I sold it for $125.00. I think it's worth that."

Congratulations! :)
Did the TM issue ever come up? Who did you sell it to? Has the Whois changed and been updated? Share your success story here. Thanks.
 
No tm issues. I dont bring them up, thats up to the buyer to do his homework.
 
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