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mole
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I like NY_homes.com.
Very unique.
$5,000+
Very unique.
$5,000+
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President Gringo
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not keen on the _ at all......do most people even know how to refer to it? May cause confusion. Not keen on the others either, mainly because they are 3 word domains where only 1 word is seperated by a -
As for NY-Home.com, maybe there is a magazine called this, i would try with them. As its missing the s at the end, it kinda reduces the value.
Sorry to be so negative, and i hope you do well with these.
As for NY-Home.com, maybe there is a magazine called this, i would try with them. As its missing the s at the end, it kinda reduces the value.
Sorry to be so negative, and i hope you do well with these.
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mole
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It's called an 'underscore', and its very popular.
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Mole & Pres Gringo, the original post using an underscore must have been a typo error.
The underscore could not be popular involving domain names as it's a NON-ALLOWED character and could not possibly be used or registered.
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President Gringo
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yeah i know its called that, but many times i have to explain to people what an underscore is when i give out my e-mail address.
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In that case, i would have thought you would get early 4 digits. Nice nameOriginally posted by RealNames
The underscore could not be popular involving domain names as it's a NON-ALLOWED character and could not possibly be used or registered.
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