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The term "fortune 500" gives over 1.000.000 results in google and around 30000 in overture!!!

I think the .org works very well?

Of course, all other TLDs taken
 
Nice name.
$225-$1k
JMHO
Good Luck!
 
Originally posted by NameCaster
Nice name.
$225-$1k
JMHO
Good Luck!

hey! thank you! :)
 
would love someones elses view on this as well
 
TM owned by Fortune magazine.

$0
 
Yes, I believe this IS TM'd, but by Time Inc!
Therefore, $0.00 IMHO.
Good Luck.
 
Also $0 because its a TM violation
 
Originally posted by icehole
The term "fortune 500" gives over 1.000.000 results in google and around 30000 in overture!!!

I think the .org works very well?

Of course, all other TLDs taken

$0.00
 
$0.00 at first glance but I'll go $25 on creativity :)
 
Definitely a TM issue and even if it weren't I don't think .org works with a hard core overtly capitalist business term like this. It is accepted much more widely in fields that have a humanitarian aspect to them, like medicine.

For example, I sold SpecialCare.org this month for mid 3-figure price. That sounds perfect with .org, but IndustrialEquipment.org does not.
 
Originally posted by wgd
could be used for non-profit without TM issues

like a fan site of the F 500

put up some good articles you might get some traffic

other than that could be TM if you try to sell it or use it commercially

I agree with "wgd"
 
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