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izopod

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I am bullish on .biz... (very bullish). In stock trade terms, I am putting this one at $150 per share (NASDAQ). $350 by this time next year. So far I have (3) biz projects going up this month alone.

When the average person starts to quote website names using dot biz, the factor of "brandabilty" rises by a factor of 10. See discussion unfold on what I would consider an average disscussion board based in the US:

http://sturgisrally.net/ubb/Forum1/HTML/002294.html (#3 post down once you click on link)
 
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Originally posted by izopod
When the average person starts to quote website names using dot biz, the factor of "brandabilty" rises by a factor of 10.

I agree. The mention of a .com startup gives VCs the shivers today. I'm in advertising, and we normally don't accept dotcom clients without a bankers guarantee. Dotcom is a f word to investors right now.
 
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