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Ahh, you are right. My bad, saw the q as the g:der:It would mean 'heavy' in Norwegian as well, if it wasn't for the 'Q' in the end.
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Sorry for not giving you an appraisal btw.
It's pronounceable, but it's hard to market because of the 'q', so the domain needs to be spelled/written. If I tell you; "Go to Tunq.com", then you wouldn't (most likely) type in TUNQ.com.
lo-mid $xxx IMO.
It's pronounceable, but it's hard to market because of the 'q', so the domain needs to be spelled/written. If I tell you; "Go to Tunq.com", then you wouldn't (most likely) type in TUNQ.com.
lo-mid $xxx IMO.
Hey, thanks for that! I really like 4 letter .com's , and it's good to see some fetching decent money on Sedo...
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