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BancoEspanol.com
BancoEspanol.net
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Translation- Spanish Bank
 
Sounds like an excellent generic set to me.
 
anywhere They will want it for free(ICANN)....also the spanish use a special character "ene'.or something like that.....
 
Excellent name have you checked bde.es as
the spanish term is Banco de Espana I mean
just for the bank of spain....for other uses a
very nice set....
 
Don Giovanni most/majority of internet users and
companies replace ñ ene for n really even though as
its exepted for domains...
 
oops ment to say acepted ...damn the excellent spanish brandy :D
 
Yeah... remember CNNenEspanol.com
 
Originally posted by sasu
Excellent name have you checked bde.es as
the spanish term is Banco de Espana I mean
just for the bank of spain....for other uses a
very nice set....

Thank you for your input, after checking "google" there are plenty of spanish banks using the same spelling format leading me to believe that they know the language that works for them, I hope my shortened version of most listed there will be more attractive.

Thanx again.
 
Banks get charters here and in China... and you the Bank have to operate under than name and only that name...I am sure thre is BAnco espanol....my point is in Spain their kebboarsd type that silly thing "ene".also for what I know .SPains is very akin to .es the country code...Buena suerte el senor erre ese bi
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