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Hello,
.NU mostly attract Swedish people (and some Dutch / Danish). It is not a very popular extension for numerics, especially not starting with a zero and without repeating numbers. I would say reg fee. At least for now.
Ps. Almost nothing to do with this, but I sold 9.nu this year.
.NU mostly attract Swedish people (and some Dutch / Danish). It is not a very popular extension for numerics, especially not starting with a zero and without repeating numbers. I would say reg fee. At least for now.
Ps. Almost nothing to do with this, but I sold 9.nu this year.
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How much did you get for 9.nu roughly? I bought 69.lc and not sure what to do with it.
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About $2500
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