domain OZUD.com (VCVC pattern!)

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OZUD.com ?

I got an offer but I think it`s too low.

What OZUD can mean?

well OZ is another way Australians call Australia.

UD could be Usa Dollar.

Other than that I found it pronunciable but my native language is not English so it may be just me.

Other ideas?

Thank you
 
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Just to add re: 'oz' My opinion is that Australians don't tend to use the word OZ (ourselves) - more used by others external to Australia. So maybe would have more attractiveness to a foreign (to Australia) tourist or other service?

....just my opinion
 
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sierra said:
Just to add re: 'oz' My opinion is that Australians don't tend to use the word OZ (ourselves) - more used by others external to Australia. So maybe would have more attractiveness to a foreign (to Australia) tourist or other service?

....just my opinion

oh thanks mate, I did not know that since I`m relatively new to Australia
( I arrived here in Feb 2005 )

Cheers
 
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Can anyone else express an opinion?

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no one???? :(

is it really bad?
 
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In my opinion is is a good investment to buy LLLL domains esp. com and net. LLLL com´s are rising in value pretty fast right now. The VCVC means it is pronouncable, and that determines the value. The Z and U though are less valuable letters, but still...
my advise, keep it for another year and wait and see!
 
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