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Will it work for a hosting domain in the Lone Star state? Valuations and/or input would be great.
Thanks,
DD
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DD
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suggest the name to that gal here on dnforum who was looking for a cool isp texas name for her fathers company. i had sugg'd TexasTwist.com but they decided against it.. Her name is April... look in the 'domains wanted' forum category..
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Thanks for the info "filly".
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Lets try and keep it professional Mr. Chinewang.
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"Lets try and keep it professional Mr. Chinewang."
I agree!
The domain is short and sweet. For the right entity, down in Texas, is could be used very effectively. To some degree, though, "Texas" really doesn't need to be shortened, or abbreviated. Good Luck.
I agree!
The domain is short and sweet. For the right entity, down in Texas, is could be used very effectively. To some degree, though, "Texas" really doesn't need to be shortened, or abbreviated. Good Luck.
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