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I'd say high $xx to low $xxx.
 
mid - high $xx, alot of people have trouble spelling awesome and it is a long domain name.
 
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Nice name, long but still nice :)

You shouldn't sell for less then $80 IMO.
 
$100-200. Maybe 500+ find the right EU.
 
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Does awesometutorials.com get any traffic?

It seems to me (but this could only be me) that 'awesome' and 'tutorials' are not the 2 best words to have next to each other - only gets ~ 600 returns on google, 0 w/ ovt (searching "awesome tutorials"). By comparison: "awesome tutorial" gets ~6175 returns & is available in the .com

To realize value, I think this domain needs to be developed (and if developed - it would be best served to have awesometutorial.com as a complement) , but right now, it's only worth Reg Fee - appraisals of low-mid $xxx are too high imo.

GL w/ your sale!

...from a former Nova Scotian! (but always a Canadian!)
 
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Yeah - I saw your WhoIs Info when I was looking into your domain (I lived in Hali for 5 yrs (went to Dal) - drank everywhere else in NS (well, ALL Atlantic Canada for the matter), but originally from Newfoundland & Labrador :D, currently reside in Ontario for the moment).

If you rego the other .com, little 'karma' would be nice *shakes his tin $F cup* ;)

Fast Halifax Fact: As a city, it has the MOST Bars/Pubs per capita in North America!
 
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