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ammeter.info

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Max
 
Not an overly common dictionary word to say the least. To someone who makes them, maybe some value, to others I just don't see it being in very high demand.
 
Not an overly common dictionary word to say the least. To someone who makes them, maybe some value, to others I just don't see it being in very high demand.

yep, i agree with you.
This is not a common word.

and it is . info


imo
reg fee to Middle$ For reselling

middle XX+ for end user
 
reg fee to low $xx IMHO. not a very common word and to say the least a .info. however if sold to an end user and developed it might be worth a mid $xx to high $xx
 
low xx undeveloped
good luck
 
Thanks everybody for the opinion.

Also I've noticed that ovt bid for "ammeter" if $1.1 and otv# 2125, so it should be some value in the name.
 
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