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Anyone have an idea what this might go for? It's pretty generic words... so I was wondering if this would be worth anything?
 
LondonJobs.com would be great, the England part unfortunately kills it for me.
 
Anyone have an idea what this might go for? It's pretty generic words... so I was wondering if this would be worth anything?
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it might also appeal to residents of London, Ontario and those who aspire to be (lol)m and I imagine there are other Londons.

However, most folk would impute that London, England is meant, without the word needing to be in the name.

However, as a caveat, when I read the weekly sales in DN Journal, I see relatively bland namesd selling low medium and high fives and similar or a bit better down in the 2K-4K.

If you run appraisals on the weekly sales it's unlikely (based on my experience which is less than that of many here) that many appraisals will be reflected in actual prices achieved.

I certainly don't see any reason why you might not score 1/2K for the name if you market it well - serendipity might mean more.

Carl
 
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it might also appeal to residents of London, Ontario and those who aspire to be (lol)m and I imagine there are other Londons.

However, most folk would impute that London, England is meant, without the word needing to be in the name.

However, as a caveat, when I read the weekly sales in DN Journal, I see relatively bland namesd selling low medium and high fives and similar or a bit better down in the 2K-4K.

If you run appraisals on the weekly sales it's unlikely (based on my experience which is less than that of many here) that many appraisals will be reflected in actual prices achieved.

I certainly don't see any reason why you might not score 1/2K for the name if you market it well - serendipity might mean more.

Carl

Hey thanks for your response! I hope I can sell this for something... I think that it should be appealing to someone out there...
 
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it might also appeal to residents of London, Ontario and those who aspire to be (lol)m and I imagine there are other Londons.

However, most folk would impute that London, England is meant, without the word needing to be in the name.

However, as a caveat, when I read the weekly sales in DN Journal, I see relatively bland namesd selling low medium and high fives and similar or a bit better down in the 2K-4K.

If you run appraisals on the weekly sales it's unlikely (based on my experience which is less than that of many here) that many appraisals will be reflected in actual prices achieved.

I certainly don't see any reason why you might not score 1/2K for the name if you market it well - serendipity might mean more.

Carl

I'll have a pint of whatever you're on....actually, better make it a half :lol:
 
I'll have a pint of whatever you're on....actually, better make it a half :lol:

Well thanks for your responses to this! I thought I may have had a good one... Oh well, I'll try again...
 
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