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Anyone to guess America.com selling price?

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I guess it will be even wise for a political party to grab this name and make it as their official site! than an individual candidate buying it. that can really make a great impact on the party's web presence..imo.

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I don't think it will sell either.

Also, when was the last time you heard an English speaker call the United States "America"? Maybe a stereotype but I'm of the opinion that non-English speakers say "America" more often than English speakers (who use the more popular "USA").

Agreed - in fact I'd go one further, and say that it's becoming more common to say "US" and drop the "A" (for America.com).

It's a valuable name, but I don't think it's an 8 figure name - or even half that.

There's too much ambiguety around it - should it be 'America', or 'United States of America', or is that 'North America' or 'South America'?

The same is true about Britain - should it be 'Britain' or 'Great Britain', or maybe 'United Kingdom' etc...

There is a big difference between these examples and Israel.com, France.com etc.
 
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