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closed Haute.info
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Those of us that have been following European .info sales know that Haute.Info has immediate appeal!
This popular haute domain required two hyphens:
http://www.region-haute-normandie.fr/
YSL is degredated to use http://www.ysl-hautecouture.com.
Offer your domain to one of the grand cru vineyards for a case of wine. I will then swap you $500 for the case. So that the vineyard will have the domain, you will have the cash, and I will be uncorking my third bottle by the time you finish this sentence.
Good luck.
This popular haute domain required two hyphens:
http://www.region-haute-normandie.fr/
YSL is degredated to use http://www.ysl-hautecouture.com.
Offer your domain to one of the grand cru vineyards for a case of wine. I will then swap you $500 for the case. So that the vineyard will have the domain, you will have the cash, and I will be uncorking my third bottle by the time you finish this sentence.
Good luck.
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This is a good name in the US too. It would make a good information site for high fashion and cuisine. Do not sell this name before you talk to some own who knows this business. A typical target would be the likes of W magazine. This name could bring several thousand dollars from the end user.
Note: I have noticed on this forum there are too many appraisals done about names that the poster just doesn't know how the name could be developed. No wonder they give a low or 0 amount.
Note: I have noticed on this forum there are too many appraisals done about names that the poster just doesn't know how the name could be developed. No wonder they give a low or 0 amount.
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I agree with Dimester.
If you don't know what the name means then ask.
Don't just give a $0. DrWho has a long list of $0 all over the forum.
I could have given Haute.Info an $0 too because I wouldn't have bought it but I didn't.
I just skipped it.
Enough with the no clue $0s.
If you don't know what the name means then ask.
Don't just give a $0. DrWho has a long list of $0 all over the forum.
I could have given Haute.Info an $0 too because I wouldn't have bought it but I didn't.
I just skipped it.
Enough with the no clue $0s.
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Good to see more and more sensible appraisers comming on the board, some are a waste of space and they are on my ignore list.
I was surprised to see that Haute.info was still available only two days ago and I had to recheck my spelling and recheck the name a couple of times before registering as I have a number of duds in my collection and did not want to add to that!
I was surprised to see that Haute.info was still available only two days ago and I had to recheck my spelling and recheck the name a couple of times before registering as I have a number of duds in my collection and did not want to add to that!
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Wow thats pretty observant of you. There are 50 thousand plus posts in this part of the forum alone.
And you've got everything figured out already?
After only 18 posts. You must be a genious?
Humm?
The only thing this name has got going for it is the search numbers.
Google Hits: 2,940,000
Overture Hits: 355
The fact still remains its a .info.
$10-$50
Cheers!
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