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toekneetv

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Hi, what do you guys think this would be worth? CLE is an abbreviation for Cleveland.

CLE.digital


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Your avatar picture is worth more than that domain name. Probably a good idea to start reevaluating your game plan for domaining before you end up homeless. Perhaps a hot dog stand outside Quicken Loans Arena would be a better fit for you.
 
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Tikibah makes some interesting points.
If you can find a company whose initials are CLE.
And this company is in the digital fields, you could get a nice payday.
The chances of all that lining for you are not huge.
 
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Tough to evaluate since I have yet to hear about any .digital sales. From a general perspective the current evaluation on .digital domains is reg fee. Even if you find someone using these specific initials within some "digital field" they will most likely already own a .com. Holding out and hope for increased interest in .digital is your best bet but no one yet knows anything about the future of the new gTLD's. The history of .info and .biz is not exactly supporting a promising future for the new gTLD's from a resale perspective.
 
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Wouldn't take it for free.
 
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