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Offers Buyterminsurance.com (registered in 2001 - $30.33 cost per click)

LarryWentz

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Looking for offers on BuyTermInsurance.com - no $XXX offers! (Was listed with broker for $24,000... I'm flexible at the moment & would finance as well)

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Recent Data -

Average Monthly Search Stats - Broad Match - buy term insurance
Monthly Searches: 8,118
Cost Per Click: $24.43 USD
Ad Competition: high


Average Monthly Search Stats - Exact Match - [buy term insurance]
Monthly Searches: 172
Cost Per Click: $30.33 USD
Ad Competition: high


Expiration Date: 17-apr-2017
 
Excellent domain, I still remember you from a domain I palced a bid once a year ago on ClothesStore.com

Great portfolio
 
Excellent domain, I still remember you from a domain I palced a bid once a year ago on ClothesStore.com

Great portfolio

Thx - that was on ClothesStores.com. I had BuyTermInsurance.com sold a few years back for a good price & was awaiting payment in Escrow when one partner in their business tried to negotiate a lower price after the sale price was agreed on. #nonsense
 
Thx - that was on ClothesStores.com. I had BuyTermInsurance.com sold a few years back for a good price & was awaiting payment in Escrow when one partner in their business tried to negotiate a lower price after the sale price was agreed on. #nonsense

That's extremely low of the Buyers, you possibly cannot back out once in. You might negotiate to core before but definitely not after.
 
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