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closed PuertoRicanDating.com & PuertoRicoDating.com

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Please appraise PuertoRicanDating.com and PuertoRicoDating.com both individually and separately. I like the idea of the pair because it would cover all of Puerto Rico, the US, as well as Puerto Rican residents and citizens in other nations. Thanks.
 
Do I hear $25,000 - $50,000 or more?
 
Hint: PR'icans refer to themselves as Boricua.
 
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Do I hear $25,000 - $50,000 or more?


Too much dor this domains i'll say $25 - $50
 
Google:

"Puerto Rico": 57.3 million
"Puerto Rican": 1.8 million
"Boricua": 243,000

Ovt:

266, 085; 12,324; 8,402 (Boricua)

The traffic it got was clearly targeted and it made some money when there was only a very simple page up for a while (considerably more than "low $xx"), but I'm not planning to develop it's real potential now. I delayed responding in this thread because I was waiting for a certain drop and there was a risk of drawing attention to it :-).
 
But you missed my point. Puerto Ricans refer to *themselves* as Boricua. Unless you are certain that in the dating scene there are more seekers of "Puerto Ricans" than those of the same-culture "Boricua".

It's the same with Latino and Hispanic: People of Hispanic descent refer to themselves as Latino.
 
You're painting with much too broad a brush and going out too far on a limb. "Puerto Rican" is more popular and embraced than you suppose. BTW, if you missed the last National Puerto Rican Day Parade or want to visit the Puerto Rico Store, you should have no trouble finding more info here: www.Boricua.com. The term has a broad range of acceptance and appeal. You might even want to speak to these folks about it, too: http://PuertoRican.com/.
 
I'm telling it the way it is; I have friends from PR and that's what I can convey you. Remember, I'm in Central Florida and it's becoming predominantly Latino.
 
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