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i think we have a very goooood name to have excellent offers here 
mid - high X.XXX$, hoping you will get high 5 figures
mid - high X.XXX$, hoping you will get high 5 figures
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A very good .US domain name. As of now, lower X,XXX. As an owner of some excellent (in my opinion) .US domain names, I can tell you that getting XX,XXX for ANYTHING .US is exceedingly difficult. A few have sold for that amount but it's only a handful.
DNJournal.com has a good list of recent sales. As you will see there and elsewhere, you will find that there are a lot of people who would rather have a three word .COM rather than a one word .US.
Not far from where I am there is a radio station that uses something like '955fmtheoldiesstation.com' (or something simlilar; please don't ask me to actually remember it!). They could get 'Oldies955.US' which sounds quite good to me but, N-o-o-o!
The good news is that domainers are beginning to have some (wholesale only) interest, at least. Retail is coming; I hope!
DNJournal.com has a good list of recent sales. As you will see there and elsewhere, you will find that there are a lot of people who would rather have a three word .COM rather than a one word .US.
Not far from where I am there is a radio station that uses something like '955fmtheoldiesstation.com' (or something simlilar; please don't ask me to actually remember it!). They could get 'Oldies955.US' which sounds quite good to me but, N-o-o-o!
The good news is that domainers are beginning to have some (wholesale only) interest, at least. Retail is coming; I hope!
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