domain creditbank.ca

[jspros]

creditbank.ca Appraisals

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€4000 for four domain.(GoDown.org-GoPoker.org-solarpumps.info-rakeback.in )

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€4000 for four domain. enom push

 

[jspros]

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[jspros]

anyone give some Appraisals ?

 

[kemjika11]

good keywords. not so great extension.

if selling to end user, mid $xxx

 

[HiFiNames.com]

Yes. kemjika11 is perfect on this IMO too.

good keywords. not so great extension.

if selling to end user, mid $xxx

 

[jspros]

thanks

 

[Porte]

Probably not much beyond regcost to domain reseller given it's a .ca but end-users might attempt to get it. And I would just quote it in the very lowX,XXX if end-user approached.

 

[jspros]

thanks

 

[jspros]

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[Yoo]

Find a motivated user mid xxx

 

[whitebark]

not so great extension.

Spoken like someone who doesn't know what they are talking about. The .ca market is solid and growing. The economy is the most dynamic and stable of ANY Western nation for the past decade - and will probably be the same for the next one as well.


Anyways, good keywords, but in wrong order for type-ins. Value mid XX to low XXX as your end-user pool is small due to restrictions on .ca and the word order.

 

[kemjika11]

Spoken like someone who doesn't know what they are talking about. The .ca market is solid and growing. The economy is the most dynamic and stable of ANY Western nation for the past decade - and will probably be the same for the next one as well.

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what i said is very correct. .ca is not a heavy weight TLD. So what if its economy is doing well and its dynamic? it still is not a guarantee on its extension.

 

[T2H.org]

Low $xxx - Reseller

Up to mid $x,xxx - End-Users


Good Luck

 

[umxca]

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what i said is very correct. .ca is not a heavy weight TLD. So what if its economy is doing well and its dynamic? it still is not a guarantee on its extension.[/QUOTE]

To the Canadian market this is a nice 2 keyword name. Although I do agree with whitebark on the order of the 2 words. As for the value of the TLD .ca the restictions of their availability are exactly what elevates their value. Premium .ca sales are rising at a rapid pace. All this is a reflection of the Canadian economy.

 

[800ml]

it's true, .ca is a crappy extension for a few locked up in an igloo. It's gonna take many many years before mainstream canadian internauts discover what .ca even stands for.

if you have any .ca's in your portfolio, please get rid of them now!
Let me Help You now, i will aquire some of them from you, so you can invest that money in a global heavyweight contender with better ROI, and grow Your money.

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I would develop this name into a credit card affiliate at least or someting, its a great name, the two keywords may not be in a type-in order (basing on the above comments) i would argue as to which one is typed in more, i dont think neither of terms are type-in terms) however this order doesn't necessary take away from its value.

CreditBank is a stronger name for me than its BankCredit counterpart, because it is more generic. It describes a place, a Bank, for credits, where all types of credits fall under, not just bank credits, home credit, debt consolidation credit, long term credit, short term credit....just go to the credit bank.
Whereas BankCredit suggests a a type of credit, credit coming from the bank, as opposed to ? credit union credit?

Have you researched the Legality of such entity, because in order for one to refer to themselves as a BANK as far as financial instuments meaning of the word, one needs to meet some nontrivial requirements with Government?
This would limit greatly the number of possible endusers to just banks. Which could be good or bad depending on how you play it.

 

[jspros]

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[mike55]

.ca serves a great purpose, just like any other ccTLD. to say it's useless is wrong. there are a bunch of keyword.ca names that are worth a bundle.

i own LacDeGras . ca. in this case, the .ca fits perfectly, because there is no other (of any significance) lac de gras outside of canada .

creditbank . ca is not a barn-burner; but it holds ppc potential.

 

[jspros]

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[jspros]

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