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How much is it worth ?
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nice letters...
eFinancialNews
$350-1k
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$350-1k
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Short and sweet, though ".NET". Most likely, to me, as "Electronic Funds Network". If you do some homework, you may be able to exceed the values here to date, in final re-sale.
Good Luck.
Short and sweet, though ".NET". Most likely, to me, as "Electronic Funds Network". If you do some homework, you may be able to exceed the values here to date, in final re-sale.
Good Luck.
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$50-$300 IMHO
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Probably worth around $250-$2000 to the right buyer. The beauty of 3 letter or 4 letter acronyms, is the enormous number of possibilites. Google search returns 137,000 results. High return search results probably most due to the letter "N" and "E" Don't sell short, and be patient. Acronyms seem to be the hot ticket on Afternic.
Good Luck, Gary T.
Good Luck, Gary T.
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