name pricing
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discuss Recovering your investment in a name.
I've got an average two word name that I registered 7 years ago. I guess that means my investment is around $70 so far. I've decided that I ought to sell it, but I'm reluctant to take a notional loss. I doubt if the name is worth more than $100. Godaddy values it at $1,494, and states this...- Kuffy
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discuss Recovering your investment in a name.
I've got an average two word name that I registered 7 years ago. I guess that means my investment is around $70 so far. I've decided that I ought to sell it, but I'm reluctant to take a notional loss. I doubt if the name is worth more than $100. Godaddy values it at $1,494, and states this...- Kuffy
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