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well i would say low xx maximum, if that ment job then thats a 1 dictionary domain = value , yours isnt , and ive never typed in a e in front of a domain to see if theres a site there
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marcos said:
I think I will disagree a bit.
It's a spanish term but I think that ejob or eloan or ebank , or etraveller or anything with e (at least some terms with meaning), doesn't have a quite low value, not for anything else but for the potential od developing the names. Of course spanhish words are not like english ones. that's truth.
Appreciate your opinion
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yes the english terms have very good value eg ejob.com would be worth xxx-x,xxx at least . The spanish terms dont have a big target market against the english terms.And also a very limited market to sell to.
Just my main opinion
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