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Would you please kindly appraise exStock.com? Seems like this domain has some type in traffics and various type of companies use the name Exstock.

I think the domain has many uses:

Ex. Financial - Old Stock Symbol References
Wholesale - Out of Stock items
Auction - Rare items no longer available for purchase
Retail - like Overstock.com

What do you think? Which one is the most profitable? :)

Thanks.
 
$100 but if you are willing to developt it ... it will be worth much more !
 
Ex-stock actually means "in stock" in the UK. But it could do with the hyphen - funny old world. $300. However, there may be an angle for a corporate name somewhere for ExStock in which case $x,xxx - yes Google it and you'll see ;)
 
well in my part of the UK it means Ex-Stock as in old stock or surplus :-P
 
Hmm...

"How long will I have to wait for my widget?"

"There is no wait, it's ex-stock."
 
hmm so it could mean extra stock like in extra girlfriend and not as in ex-girlfriend..

well in that case = $250
 
LOL. I think we're getting our Latin prepositions confused here. We're both right. "Ex" in Latin means both "previous" and "from".
 
Yes, I actually found it funny when I got the domain. I found that company called ExStock and also it can mean surplus items.

My first thought when I look at that domain was a list of old stock symbols... anyone still remember the symbols for those bankrupted stocks that once burn your portfolio?
 
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