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3dGEEK

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I am looking for some thoughts and Appraisals on this gem please...

It carries a nice UK/US Overture

Thankyou :shy:
 

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Nice name, goes well with the extension to build an informative site about tax codes.
I'm thinking in $xxx - low $x,xxx
Maybe more to a tax consultancy company

~MG
 

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I have no idea what it means. It's not a common English word.
 

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Nice name, goes well with the extension to build an informative site about tax codes.
I'm thinking in $xxx - low $x,xxx
Maybe more to a tax consultancy company

~MG


Thankyou Michael for your input, much appreciated.

More thoughts welcome... :shy:
 

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'Paye' is the old fashioned way of spelling 'paie' in French. Both are acceptable but 'paie' is more common.
This would translate as wages. The verb payer (to pay) has kept the Y though.
The name could suit for tax advice, accounting software etc.
 

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'Paye' is the old fashioned way of spelling 'paie' in French. Both are acceptable but 'paie' is more common.
This would translate as wages. The verb payer (to pay) has kept the Y though.
The name could suit for tax advice, accounting software etc.

...some interesting facts indeed...

Thankyou for your thoughts SDSinc :ok:

...keep 'em comin' :shy:
 

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Anyone else please? :shy:
 
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