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I know hyphenated domains don't get much respect but I was curious as to what people thought of this one.
 

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For a hypenated domain I think its pretty good!
$30-$120

Its a popular term. But the hypen takes it's toll :(

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What does the "Ed " bit mean?
 

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I hink the hyphen works well here, I really do!

driversed.com <--- awkward
 

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Originally posted by Ed30
What does the "Ed " bit mean?

Its a requirement to get a drivers license in most states in the US.
Most kids get it when they are the age of 15. It is part of the school curiculum.
The term usually contains a hyphen.

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Thank you for the responses :D
 
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