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lol.... I think u may wanna rethink that WL.
Your entitled to your opinion but I hardly think it's reg fee... eloans.net is currently on ebay & last time I checked it was @ $1k.
Loans is a huge field as is makeup.
Google:
Loans 13.6 Million
Makeup 3.4 Million
Make up 4.1 Million
Your entitled to your opinion but I hardly think it's reg fee... eloans.net is currently on ebay & last time I checked it was @ $1k.
Loans is a huge field as is makeup.
Google:
Loans 13.6 Million
Makeup 3.4 Million
Make up 4.1 Million
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In all honesty, this name is not even worth the reg fee in my opinion. You have missed the entire point of the 'e' and it simply doesn't fit with Makeup. The 'e' works with Loans to a certain extent, but is completely lost on a cosmetic related name like makeup, so your comparison of the two is invalid.
For that matter, 'e' and 'i' names are quickly becoming a thing of the past, even for good words, which this is not. Yes there are some companies that have branded 'e' and 'i' names with success, but they are now the exception and not the rule.
Don't sweat it though. Just try to learn from your mistake, and save money on your next batch of registrations by avoiding names like this. Even if this was the .com it would not be a good name. I'm sorry.
For that matter, 'e' and 'i' names are quickly becoming a thing of the past, even for good words, which this is not. Yes there are some companies that have branded 'e' and 'i' names with success, but they are now the exception and not the rule.
Don't sweat it though. Just try to learn from your mistake, and save money on your next batch of registrations by avoiding names like this. Even if this was the .com it would not be a good name. I'm sorry.
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