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Hello. Please appraise:

Rulesofthegame.com

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Arvind Reddy
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rules of the game say think twice before you register 4 words names
 
This one is a winner. It's a well known, classic phrase.

Hard to put a dollar value on it, but it's a great phrase, highly brandable and also quite versatile. With "game" in mind, I'd say easily from a low of mid $xxx up to a solid $x,xxx.
 
you may be right

may be it is me who refuse to believe that forsalebyowner.com sold for more than 800,000$
 
Google
Results 1 - 10 of about 1,050,000 for "rules of the game".

Great name, be a popular resource site no doubt.

$350
 
Its very long. Mid $xx IMO
 
undeveloped: mid $xxx

developed out though, you could be sitting on a nice little income producer.

Think of how many pages of content could you put together. Hoyle makes millions a year just selling their books of rules for card games. CBS has a segment on their television golf broadcasts called Rules of the Game.
 
sufi and gotasale,

yes it's long and has 4 words but so did forsalebyowner.com and it had the same number of letters and it sold for $835000. If the phrase is really good, other things matter less.

High xxx to low x,xxx
 
too long for xxx figure.
may be mid xx
 
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