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closed m00.com
- Thread starter Bionic
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Stats: m00.com
Keyword search volume (exact) - 0
CPC advertising price - 0
Term Popularity - 624,000
Traffic (Compete.com) - 0
Acronym/Definition: Word used largely on IRC to express boredom, excitement, apathy, happiness, insanity, or in place of a response which is expected. (Urban Dictionary)
Strengths: 3-character.com
Weakness: low brandability/search volume/cpc
Comparable Sales w/ Stats:
Domain - Sales Price - Date
l99.com - $750 - Sep 2006
a66.com - $700 - Sep 2005
o66.com - $491 - Sep 2008
n77.com - $487 - Sep 2007
Fair Market Value: $400 - $800 USD
The above value represents the domains fair market value.
Keep in mind that certain end users might purchase a domain name for far more or less than its fair market value.
Keyword search volume (exact) - 0
CPC advertising price - 0
Term Popularity - 624,000
Traffic (Compete.com) - 0
Acronym/Definition: Word used largely on IRC to express boredom, excitement, apathy, happiness, insanity, or in place of a response which is expected. (Urban Dictionary)
Strengths: 3-character.com
Weakness: low brandability/search volume/cpc
Comparable Sales w/ Stats:
Domain - Sales Price - Date
l99.com - $750 - Sep 2006
a66.com - $700 - Sep 2005
o66.com - $491 - Sep 2008
n77.com - $487 - Sep 2007
Fair Market Value: $400 - $800 USD
The above value represents the domains fair market value.
Keep in mind that certain end users might purchase a domain name for far more or less than its fair market value.
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