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ya, I like this.... I can see that in a few years, with the good .com's running out, .ws could be a huge thing...this is one name I would keep for a while, right now I think it is worth $150-$200...
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.ws hurts.
$50 - $100
Good Luck man!
$50 - $100
Good Luck man!
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I'm sorry but there is no logic in that statement, and it can be misleading to some poor person causing them to waste their hard earned money. All this name proves is that .ws is one of the bottom-of-the-barrel extensions that 99% of people avoid, and that is why this name was still available to register.
.ws has already proven unpopular and undesirable. The extension has had plenty of time to mature and prove itself, and it has proven to be a failure overall. There are always exceptions, but as a rule you should avoid .ws in the same way you avoid .tv, .nu, .cc and all the others.
That being said, a good word like this could still fetch a small sum, $25-$200 if you find the right buyer.
Good luck!
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izopodian philosophy: Sometimes a domain is just a domain, until you put it up on the world wide web. After that, it's all uphill. If you are able to find a domain that can "be something" without having to explain much, you will have solved half your marketing problems. If you think only dot com names have it easy, then you are woefully ill prepared for the future.
More izopodian philosophy: If you only think you can sell a certain domain, you will invariably end up with more domains than you could ever possibly sell.
More izopodian philosophy: If you only think you can sell a certain domain, you will invariably end up with more domains than you could ever possibly sell.
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