closed WasagaBeach.org

[bgmv]

Just picked this up off the drop and thought it was definitely worth the $7.17

From what I have read on Wiki, this is a beach resort town north of Toronto with a permanent pop of around 15k and 2 million summer visitors annually!

I know there are quite a few Canadians on DNF and curious if anyone has been there and can add if this would be a good domain for development

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasaga_Beach,_Ontario

 

[grcorp]

Just picked this up off the drop and thought it was definitely worth the $7.17

From what I have read on Wiki, this is a beach resort town north of Toronto with a permanent pop of around 15k and 2 million summer visitors annually!

I know there are quite a few Canadians on DNF and curious if anyone has been there and can add if this would be a good domain for development

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasaga_Beach,_Ontario

As an Ontario resident, I loved this name the second I saw it. Great pickup

Never been a huge fan of geo .org's, but I'd say this is definitely worth mid $xxx, low $xxx in the worst of cases.

 

[bgmv]

As an Ontario resident, I loved this name the second I saw it. Great pickup

Never been a huge fan of geo .org's, but I'd say this is definitely worth mid $xxx, low $xxx in the worst of cases.

Appreciate the insight Maxwell - seems like there isn't too much competition but there is a healthy 22k exact searches a month. I was considering development and figured real estate might be a good place to start along with a city guide...I am definitely going to hold this one for a bit, I think it can bring in some healthy passive profits!

 

[Anthony Ng]

wasagabeach.org is definitely worth picking up at cost. Was there the year before, and dipped in anyway even when the water is kind of cool (21 C at noon). And it's REALLY jammed everywhere in the area, esp. over weekends in the summer. To be honest, it's a better place to pick up girls than to swim. LOL! Good pick. (No pun intended.)

 

[bgmv]

Sounds like I need to do some local "research!"