domain AMUG.com (Rare Article (A) + Dictionary Word (MUG))

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Hi Friends,

Can you please Appraise

AMUG.com

Thanks in advance...

Let me share my little study about this premium domain.

AMUG.com

• Artilce (A) + Dictionary Word (MUG) makes it very rare meaningful commercial purpose name.
• Triple Premium VCVC Pattern
• There are Only (1015) 3 letter words possible.

Some Past Sales History of Similar Names with "MUG"

promomug.com 7,000 USD 2016-01-11 Uniregistry
personalizedmugs.com 4,001 USD 2005-07-23 SnapNames
emugs.com 3,710 USD 2007-04-07 Sedo
muggy.com 3,332 USD 2006-11-28 SnapNames
themug.com 2,888 USD 2015-03-23 Uniregistry
mug.net 2,300 USD 2013-06-05 NameJet
dailymugshot.com 2,025 USD 2014-07-25 GoDaddy
mugr.com 2,016 USD 2007-08-07 Afternic

References:

http://www.wordfind.com/3-letter-words/

https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/540/01/

 

[slader23]

I like this bro. Could also be a brandable...as well as generic, very flexible. Mid X,xxx at at minimum.

 

[Helloeveryone]

Awesome name

 

[TERADOMAIN]

I like this bro. Could also be a brandable...as well as generic, very flexible. Mid X,xxx at at minimum.

Awesome name

Thanks for your Valuable Response. I already got Offer of $3000 from one of the broker. But If I look at comparable sales then I think this one is more worth than $3000 for sure because $3000 is initial offer. I want honest opinion from friends like you so I thought let me receive some honest opinion before I submit my counter offer to the broker. I really appreciate your valuable inputs.

More Suggestions are welcome.

Thanks

 

[TERADOMAIN]

Anymore??

Thanks in Advance

 

[D Haynes]

In Britain, calling someone a mug is an insult. It means an idiot or someone who is easily fooled.

"Did you see John in that Christmas sweater the other day? He looked like a right mug".

Just so you know of other possible uses.

As for a value I really wouldn't know I'm afraid.

 

[TERADOMAIN]

In Britain, calling someone a mug is an insult. It means an idiot or someone who is easily fooled.

"Did you see John in that Christmas sweater the other day? He looked like a right mug".

Just so you know of other possible uses.

As for a value I really wouldn't know I'm afraid.

Thanks for your valuable opinion. I really appreciate that.

 

[TERADOMAIN]

Bumper

 

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