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richard

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Hi

Be grateful if you could pls appraise www.MONEY.COM for me (spelled with a zero not 'o').

Many thanks :ok:

Richard
 
I didnt have much luck selling names with zeroes I let b0dy.com f0rsaleby0wner.com and a few others expire, would look good on a banner though. I would guess antwhere up to 500 dollars
 
hi fatter

thanks for replying.

i got this domain simply because of the association 'zero' has with money, and matters financial, and so for that reason only i believe the name is credible and relevant.

the name also seems to get quite a few 'type ins'...! (also have F0REX, C0ST and
L0ANS, for the reason i refer to above).

all the best!

richard
 
three character words with '0' in them have some value, because of the lack of 3 chars .coms

now for your, other than using it for personal reasons (which ultimately will direct traffic to money.com), it doesnt have much use.

reg fee.
 
seeker said:
three character words with '0' in them have some value, because of the lack of 3 chars .coms

now for your, other than using it for personal reasons (which ultimately will direct traffic to money.com), it doesnt have much use.

reg fee.

I concur.

Registration fee, to low $xx at most IMO.

How many people type 0 in their domains?

Good luck!
 
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