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closed Please evaluate in-tray.com
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They would be $0 too. But since they are a well known term, that changes the whole ball of wax.
in-tray is not frequently used jargon. Therefore it would take a lot of money to brand it. More than its worth.
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They would be $0 too. But since they are a well known term, that changes the whole ball of wax.
in-tray is not frequently used jargon. Therefore it would take a lot of money to brand it. More than its worth.
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What do people working in offices in the United States call the receptacle which sits on their desk, used to hold incoming mail and other pending documents?
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Your off to a good start. If you want someone to tell you that its worth a bundle...try using one of the paid services.
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No, I accept your advice that these domains are worth nothing, although I would love to own pobox.com. My query about the normal word used to describe a desktop mailtray is genuine. What are such things normally called in the US?
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Even though it is a plastic tray. They are usually referred to as "inbox" and "outbox".
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