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Any thoughts?

I registered it on a whim because of the new visa regulations in effect November 1 for "high risk" (i.e. adult) websites. It also may be applicable for u.s. visa regulations.

Also, any thoughts on usentity.com and uspresence.com. The above referenced visa regulations require, in essence, that foreign webmasters maintain a "us precense" or a "us entity".

Anyways, thoughts and potential valuation would be appreciated.
 
pretty much worthless, no potential because any type of regulation will be centered at a .GOV site


usentity.com ? the us already IS an entity..

US presense.com? you're brain dead right..
 
yup, brain dead, but then again, usentity.com was just sold for $200 and I am laughing all the way to the bank with a 200%+ profit.

:)
 
Originally posted by lawpal
yup, brain dead, but then again, usentity.com was just sold for $200 and I am laughing all the way to the bank with a 200%+ profit.

:)

nice man!
Just shows you cant take all the appraisals here for serious.
You never know what can happen
 
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