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was that Appraised.com or TLDAppraised.com ?
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doesn't tld stand for top level domain which is the .com or .net bit. Surely you want to appraise the domain rather than the tld, or have I misunderstood.
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yeah the name he was going to sell me was called tldappraisal.com 
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yes, tldappraisal makes no sense, the appraisal would be of the sld, not the tld.
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thanks doberry love the name enjoy your finders fee when i return friday 
thanks again man
love the name enjoy your finders fee when i return friday thanks again man
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Do I think wrongly?
TLD stands for Top Level DOMAIN, but you say it is about domain??
Of course it is extension part, but also an important part of appraisal and makes sense to me.
SLD without TLD can't be appraised, besides TLD is more recognazible.
E.g. GenericTLD.com is even senseless, but makes it.
BTW, what you proposed to him, Dobbery?
By now should be already registered.
Good luck D4.
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