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Appraisals welcomed for this new acquisition!
 
Apparently the letter "z" is "bad", from what i've been reading in these forums... i have no clue what that means IMO. Personally, I love the letter "z", but it's probably going to end up contaminating the "s" and the "m" and the .net makes it "bad" too. I would say if you can delete the "z" and make the .net a .com it's worth xxxx - xx,xxx.

Hope that helps...

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yes, Z is indeed a bad letter since is hardly being used in the English language, there are of course words that do begin with Z, but not nearly as many as the average letter, also a Z at the end is better than in the beginning, since one of the frequent usages for the Z for domains is "Zone", also there are no vowels in it, I would think the best price you would prob. get in an auction, my guess would be you would get anywhere between $300 and $600
 
daddipi, your domain is worth a minimum of $600. Do not sell for less.
 
Thanks for the appraisals everyone. If you can find an LLL.net at under $600 by the way, feel free to message me and I'll buy it, as that is the minimum "going price" at the moment.

Also, while ZSM might not have any vowels, it does have about 20 different acronym possiblities (atleast)
 
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