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closed MiAmigos.net (Spanish) My Friends, Please appraaise or comment
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The .com is a business so be careful on your ads.
When you post the domain in a forum, it will get indexed by google,
so you might want to change the format, e.g. MiAmigos(.)com.
I like it. If you have a BIN send it to me, if you consider selling it.
I would also barter for it. Very hard to set a bin in the current
market for a domain like this, IMO. Could be made into a social network i guess.
Kevin
Thanks for you're reply. I see the dot com is a mexican restaurant.
I think you're idea of a social network is about all I can think of also.
I have no idea about a BIN price. Does anyone else have an idea of a BIN value?
I think you're idea of a social network is about all I can think of also.
I have no idea about a BIN price. Does anyone else have an idea of a BIN value?
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MiAmigos doesn't mean My Friends. The right translation of My friends would be "Mis Amigos". In fact, MiAmigos doesn't mean anything in Spanish, but it can mean MyFriend's in Spanglish (a mix of Spanish and English), as the possesive "'s" is not used in Spanish but in English.
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