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Wanted: Website "Green" domain

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austinandrew

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I'm looking for a generic "Green" domain name.

1. Must include "green" in the domain
2. Additional works must be generic, not a specific product
3. .COM only

My budget is about $500-$1,000 for the right domain, but I might go higher if you have a great one.

Please send via PM.
 
Thanks everyone who has sent domains so far. I haven't found the right one yet, but some are very close.

As far as length, no more than green + one word. Green doesn't have to be the first word, by the way.

Thanks
 
I'm looking for a generic "Green" domain name.

1. Must include "green" in the domain
2. Additional works must be generic, not a specific product
3. .COM only

My budget is about $500-$1,000 for the right domain, but I might go higher if you have a great one.

Please send via PM.

Just a few off the top of my head:

Green-Biz.com
Green-USA.com
Green1.com
GreenCarz.com

etc.
 
Man if biggie don't have it what hope is there?
 
Thanks everyone who has submitted. I'm still looking for a generic green domain, 2 words or less, that includes "green" in it.

Think of a domain that would be good for a green news site or informational site. So the second word shouldn't be a specific product category.
 
Just a quick note...I've purchased one secondary domain from this thread and am considering another, but there might be some trademark concerns on it. So I'm still looking for the ideal generic green domain.
 
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