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closed chronomentrophobia.com - fear of clocks - 38,400 Google results

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chronomentrophobia.com

Fear of Clocks

38,400 Google Results
Last time I checked OVT around 500
 
Waaay too long to be valuable. mid-high XX.
 
Thanks, anyone else. I also have these, some of them are shorter -

globophobia.com
balloonphobia.com
insectophobia.com
osmophobia.com
gerontophobia.com
germanophobia.com
eosophobia.com
cibophobia.com
chronomentrophobia.com
anginophobia.com
allodoxaphobia.com
thalassophobia.com
 
-$xx
SORRY
LOOK THIS IS CRAZY. IT NEEDS TO BE SAID
PREDATOR :painkiller:
 
getting any traffic?
 
Pred,

I respect your opinion, I never thought these would be amazing domains but just reg'ed them, I am certain I can get more then what I paid. The traffic also helps.

zzz,

75% of these is getting 1-2 unique a day / with small revenue. Ill take it for freshly reg'ed names. Ive found there is good click through ratios for things like these becaues people are searching for any cure or way to improve their health.
 
chronomentrophobia.com

Fear of Clocks

Looks like a typo, which has somehow morphed into an urban legend (surprisingly popular).

From a language viewpoint, it should be something like chronometrophobia (fear of time-measuring [device]).

Possibly a "thinko", confusing greek metrein (to measure) with latin mens (accusative mentem; mind).

Hard to appraise a typo which is more popular than the original. I'd say value beyond xx would depend entirely on traffic.
 
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