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Mobile-UK.com

any value? I know dashes are generally a bad thing, but at the time of registering it, I thought it worked well to offset the acronym.

(Note that UK-Mobile.com and UK-Mobile.net are registered. Also, Mobile-UK.info.)

Thanks.

- Cynthia
 
-UK.com is good for trafic relating to .Co.UK sites.

If there's a popular UK site by that name you might get some type-in trafic that'll increas the value of the domain - else you're out reg fees for yet another domain :)
 
i think its good - mobile phon related sites get great traffic
whilst hyphens are bad from a branding view - they do work better with some search engines since the keywords are split up

i think you could get a few undred quid anyhoo though id be tempted to develop it myself
 
i agree with the fonz. Slap up some free ring tones (the ones you type into the phone), and some affiliate links, and there u go :)
 
Does www.mobilefun.net have an affiliate program?

Also, I'm in the US so I'm not sure if any UK affiliate programs would pay out to me.
 
I don't think they care where you are located.
 
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