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Originally posted by dotus
No chance!

Are you really regging all these .us domains?
Maybe you should buy a few good ones from somebody,if
you really like .us so much. While they are affordable.
 
$500....should a congress woman have any another Tld. than a .us? Maybe .gov! but the .gov is not really in reference to an indivuals personal bio. I think a personal webpage with a .us Tld, signifys patriotism. They will be able to share their stories as to where they came from, and how they got to where they are today.
 
with PoliticalWomen.com being "Taken"

and fact remains that there are "few" keyword rich names which fit this arena.. you may do well to market this name..

goodluck.
 
Originally posted by TexasFilly
fact remains that there are "few" keyword rich names which fit this arena..

Especially when you look for "CongressWoman.US" you get this:

Domain Name: CONGRESSWOMAN.US
Domain ID: D689920-US
Sponsoring Registrar: .US RESERVE
Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Domain Status: inactive
Registrant ID: NEUSTAR
Registrant Name: NEUSTAR
Registrant Address1: Loudoun Tech Center
Registrant Address2: 45980 Center Oak Plaza
Registrant City: Sterling
Registrant State/Province: VA
Registrant Postal Code: 20166
Registrant Country: United States

So, its "Registry Reserved"....Why? Probably for official use by CongressWoman....Why reserve just the singular version?
 
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