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Please appraise Yesterday.org. Thanks.
 

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Mid - High $xxxx for sure.
 

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mid-high $xxx. I own Yesterdays.com. Asking 7k.
 

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mid-high $xxx. I own Yesterdays.com. Asking 7k.


I bid against you for that one on ebay. :) (I think that was the one)

I think yesterday.org is worth about 3K - 5K. Singular version is much better. Yesterday.com would be mid 5 figs I think.
 
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That was what I expected before i auctioned for 800$ via Sedo.
 
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I do think singular in this case is more suitable. I don't recall hearing people say yesterdays much since the noun yesterday already covers the days before today. Same thing for tomorrow/tomorrows. But then again, you own the .com version. :)
 
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Great name for a history site.
 
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