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closed Two very premium .org.uk's

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creditreport.orgk.uk

486,768 @ OVT with top bid of $2.75

magazine.org.uk

892,784 @ OVT with top bid of $0.67

I'd say creditreport not being plural doesn't really hurt it, both plural & non-plural are both strong IMO. However, as for magazine it does hurt it some with it not being plural although it is a very premium word.

Not that great extensions, although they are picking up, but very premium terms.

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creditreport.org.uk $0


magazine.org.uk $500
 
Thanks whois... but I hope your joking on creditreport.
 
.org.uk = nothing

creditreport - $20
magazine - $30
 
.org.uk = nothing in US but = something in UK

My feeling is that creditreport has the greater potential for an individual buyer with money (finance industry), whereas magazine could be used as a portal type with sub-domains (car.magazine.org.uk, fishing.magazine.org.uk etc etc).
Magazine could be put to good use now, whereas creditreport will probably take longer to be valued by a suitable purchaser.

Reseller value not much as mainly US influence degrades any .uk names.
 
Thanks all! :-D
 
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