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closed Goot.com - Get Out Of Town

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GOOT.com One use is Get Out Of Town. I have few other acronyms that I'd rather not share on the forum right now. So if you can make something up, do not be shy to PM me.

Would like to know your thoughts on the name.
 
GOOT.com - For me the price could be above $1000.

Quad premium plus pronounceable domain. :)
 
I am not qualified to throw out appraisals but I can tell you that this is a great short name that has very good branding possibilities depending on many factors common with any website and business.
Just a small slice of advice from my corner....never sell your name.....use it yourself or lease it to another entity that has the potential to brand the name and in turn make it a more valuable down the line........broaden your horizons....don't always look for the quick flippers.
 
I agreed with Oxcell.
The domain could go further if you develop it nicely..
Just my sincere thought.. :)
 
well above $1000. $5K target maybe even twice that if you have some patience and promote it.
 
I don't think the "Get Out Of Town" acronym adds much to it, but mid $x,xxx seems about right since it's a great pronounceable LLLL.com.
 
easily $10k i would not sell for less
 
it has a meaning , something related to music, so I can say low x,xxx$
 
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