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For Sale FreeDiskSpace.com, FreeDiskSpace.net, FreeDiskSpace.me

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This site was the original Myspace site back in 1999 and later changed to a Myspace resource site. When i bought it 5 years ago it was making $8000 a month. That was using Yahoo ads which no longer exist. And that was at the height of the Myspace craze. Since then, we've tried a few things with the site but really haven't had the time to start something new up. I own over 200 websites so i spread myself too thin. We are selling the site mostly based on the domain name - which is a great 3 word domain name with 90000 natural searches a month. The only income the site is making now is from paid links and some Adsense totally about $1000 a year.

With the recent changes at Google, this domain is sure to be a valued asset for the long term. As some of you have probably already heard or devised, Google seems to be placing much higher value on older domains and 'branded' domains these days. This site is over 13 years old and has great branding through backlinks and social media.

The site is currently a blog, free web hosting, and free website creator. But again, i'm sure someone has ideas of how to sue such a great domain name. The sites are http://www.freediskspace.com, http://www.freediskspace.net and http://www.freediskspace.me

Please send me your offers. Asking $50,000
 
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If it's making $1,000 per annum, what makes it worth $50k? Trying to understand your logic.
 
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