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data Domain Data: Surnames, Part One - The Most Popular Surnames
Forenames and surnames have traditionally been popular categories of .COM domain names to invest in, due to a high potential return on investment. Whilst forenames as a category are usually much rarer and more difficult to acquire, surnames are bought and sold by investors every week, simply...- James Iles
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data Domain Data: Surnames, Part One - The Most Popular Surnames
Forenames and surnames have traditionally been popular categories of .COM domain names to invest in, due to a high potential return on investment. Whilst forenames as a category are usually much rarer and more difficult to acquire, surnames are bought and sold by investors every week, simply...- James Iles
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