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jquail

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Hi guys,

What do you think.

About 1400 overture, but is usually larger on other months.
Excellent end-user potential, taking into accounts recent sales such as meningitis.com for $45k USD.

Great for selling pills.etc.
 
High $xx,xxx
Possibly in the xxx,xxx soon enough.

PS Way to go on that one.
I suggest building a site!

I'll lease the name from you, PM me if your interested.
 
Nice one! Big money in the air i think! Lucky bar steward!
 
I'd develop a very graphical even gory site, like a picture encyclopedia,
work up a name for the site, let people hotlink to sections like
www.diseases.com/measles

Be great for insults if anything! Almost like owning dictionary.com.
$20K+
 
great name. Hard for me to appraise but IMO but low to low mid $xx,xxx
Develop it!
 
awesome name...so many ways to develop it...

$75,000 - $140,000
 
Drug manufacturers have deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep pockets. Wait for an offer over $50K. Goodluck.
 
$12,000-$30,000

solid name, but has too much of a negative connotation to be in the same category as pills.com etc. pharma companies and drug manufacturers like to refer to "illnesses" and "medical disorders" and the word "diseases" is just too negative for it to appeal to them. IMHO.
 
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