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Fredo

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Would need appraisal of the following French domains in .ws extension:

banque.ws (bank in English)
voiture.ws (car in English)
ordinateur.ws (computer in English)
referencement.ws (SEO in English)
nomdomaine.ws (domain name in English)

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The keywords are top-notch but the TLD is poor IMO.
I find it difficult to quote a realistic appraisal value but I believe each name could go for $$$$ for the right buyer.
I am not aware of any remarkable .ws DN sales though.
I would hold on to the names, develop and wait. Possibly in a few years awareness for .ws TLD will improve.
Good luck with the names.
 

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French words + .WS = waste of money.
 

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Acroplex said:
French words + .WS = waste of money.

Can't say better myself.
French for "domain name" --> "nom DE domaine", not "nom domaine"

Good luck anyway :)
 

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Thanks for that one Colbert, I am French :-D
How would you translate "nom domaine" in English? Difficult one...

Colbert said:
Can't say better myself.
French for "domain name" --> "nom DE domaine", not "nom domaine"

Good luck anyway :)
 

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Fredo said:
Thanks for that one Colbert, I am French :-D
How would you translate "nom domaine" in English? Difficult one...

Difficult to translate something which does not exist :rolleyes:
 
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