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closed MountRushmore.info & MtRushmore.info

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I had plans to build these sites as I live in the general area of where Mount Rushmore is and USED to run a tourist site.

I have since gotten out of the tourism business and am thinking about selling them. What do you think is an equitable price for both together?

comments appreciated!

izopod
 
With such name recognition you can't go wrong.

I don't think you should settle for less than a real good deal. Hard for me to gauge but I am sure someone knows more about .info resale value in this forum. But honestly, something tells me you got a "goldmine" under the mt. WOuld others agree this is 1st tier .info material?

Also curious if you are getting any typeins on the .info (stepchild in the family of heavy typeins)
 
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With such name recognition you can't go wrong.

I don't think you should settle for less than a real good deal. Hard for me to gauge but I am sure someone knows more about .info resale value in this forum. But honestly, something tells me you got a "goldmine" under the mt. WOuld others agree this is 1st tier .info material?

Also curious if you are getting any typeins on the .info (stepchild in the family of heavy typeins)

Yes, this one gets type-ins. Getting about 100 a day right now. Not in search engines.

One thing with this name, the Mount & Mt version of MountRushmore make it a "lock".

We shall see on price.

izopod
 
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