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closed hocky.asia omlette.asia SERVE.ASIA
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Hope you don't think I am too blunt.
You might be overrating the value associated to this underdog extension. Even if the literal part is premium (and ONLY "serve" might be, the others are not), the dotasia kills its value.
The first 2, zero.
Serve.asia = twice reg fee.
My advice: don't get too infatuated with your recently-won name. You overpaid after a meaningless pissing contest, and I wouldn't want to renew it for many years. Get rid of it asap, even if you take a small loss. Consider it part of the tuition costs in the University of Life.
You might be overrating the value associated to this underdog extension. Even if the literal part is premium (and ONLY "serve" might be, the others are not), the dotasia kills its value.
The first 2, zero.
Serve.asia = twice reg fee.
My advice: don't get too infatuated with your recently-won name. You overpaid after a meaningless pissing contest, and I wouldn't want to renew it for many years. Get rid of it asap, even if you take a small loss. Consider it part of the tuition costs in the University of Life.
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Useless bro. Might get lucky with serve.asia though.
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