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Thats a pretty long-winded name. Even as a .com its resell value would be limited.

$20+

If your interested. I have pc-online.us its a fully developed site.
PM me if your interested.
http://www.pc-online.us

Cheap!

Cheers!
 

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Its a long .us.
Even the .com version would be a tough sell.

"With 13,000 monthly searches at Overture and 296,000 references at Google $20 seems a bit on the low side?"

How many of those sites have a .us tld?

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Originally posted by mudfence
Its a long .us.
Even the .com version would be a tough sell.

"With 13,000 monthly searches at Overture and 296,000 references at Google $20 seems a bit on the low side?"

How many of those sites have a .us tld?

Cheers!





Not many yet, but most had .com tld's 4 years ago, now look at the ratio of .com to new extensions!

I am looking forward not living in the past.
 
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