For Sale Quality domains, some with decent traffic

[wistow]

Hi,

I have the following available for sale:

TurboNation.com - $500 - 343 uniques so far this month, €1+ revenue, registered since 26-02-2000

RainbowSix.co.uk - $1,200 - 30 uniques so far this month, €0.30 revenue, registered since 23-08-2006 (brilliant domain for a forum or portal, especially with the amount of searches performed per day)

SureGlaze.com - $500 - No Stats

RecipeLocker.com - $300 - 116 uniques so far this month, €0.04 revenue, registered since 03-03-2006

CanineAntics.com - $100 - 78 uniques so far this month, €0.04 revenue, registered since 26-12-2003

TemplateStuff.com - $100 - 26 uniques so far this month, €0.04 revenue, registered since 11-08-2005

DateSense.com - $200 - 60 uniques so far this month, €0.00 revenue, registered since 20-12-2004

MamboForum.com - $500 - 22 uniques so far this month, €0.00 revenue, registered since 16-03-2004

LinkAppeal.com - $250 - 5 uniques so far this month, €0.00 revenue, registered since 08-08-2003

Belmax.co.uk - $500 - No Stats, registered since 20-12-2006

MobileBids.co.uk - $750 - No Stats, registered since 23-12-2007

Pirino.com - $2,000 - 249 uniques so far this month, registered since 26-06-2005 (Website included, transfer is your responsibility (could possibly help but time is a major constraint))

Please ask questions in this thread

Kind Regards,

Craig

 

[cadillac880]

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