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Wanted: Website .it domains wanted -- Post here your domains!

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I'm looking for cool .it domains or italian words .com .net .org

Budget $XX or $XXX

Post here your .it domain, typos also accepted (don't PM)

Thanx to all!
 
Hey!

I have 3 .it typos. I PM'd you the stats earlier.

Let me know if you are interested.

Cheers
Pac
 
i have eBenito.com

isnt Benito an italian name?
 
LaMatematica.com

PM me with interest, thanks.
 
I have Haul.it and Debate.it.

Would be looking for >$XXX though.

PM if interested, thx!
 
I have this:
twenty8twelve.it

Sienna Miller And Her New Twenty8Twelve Clothing Line
 
I have astri.info (astrology in Italian). For sale in your price range. Let me know if you are interested.
 
PrestitoIpotecario.com = MortgageLoan.com - $350

And an IDN in case you are interested:
proprietÃ*immobiliare.com (xn--proprietimmobiliare-dub.com) = RealEstate.com
(the italian characters may not show properly in DNF, so enter the punycode next to it in your navigation bar to see the name) - $300
 
Layouts.it
35,800,000 for layouts in Google
100,000 for layouts.it
 
Calcolatore.net -- (...'Computers 'in italian)
Calcolatori.net -- (...'Computer' in italian)

PM if interested

Regards
Raja
 
Calcolatore.net -- (...'Computers 'in italian)
Calcolatori.net -- (...'Computer' in italian)

PM if interested

Regards
Raja


italians don`t use those terms for computer/s but we use computer and computers as English speakers do. Those terms are obsolete, sorry
 
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