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.fm is becoming more popular, very difficult to get premium names-

anyway, I am going to use for a domain registration / resales site. :cy:
 
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I always thought of FM like radio FM. A few websites like sky.FM utalize the extension in that way. A good name a bad extension IMHO. I say low to mid $xx
 
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I also thought .fm is generally for FM Radio channels. However the keyword is pretty cool and you are going to develop it, best of luck :)
 
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even the extn is not good, the name has a good value.
So high xxx IMHO
 
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.fm doesn't fit the name at all and the tld isn't popular now, but might be so low xx$ undev. for now :imho:

Petter
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wot said:
.fm is becoming more popular, very difficult to get premium names-

anyway, I am going to use for a domain registration / resales site. :cy:
:bingo:

That sounds like a better option to do rather than selling off the domain.

Best Luck,
Pratik
 
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lol very creative -_-
 
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well, if you check the word "domains" in other extensions, it is nearly always taken. .FM is a good extension and is becoming more popular...
I would say mid to high $xxx
 
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good name wrong extension
good extension wrong name.
 
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You should hold on to it and see what happens with the .fm extention.Atm mid$xx probably.The name it self is great of course.
 
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lowxx
 
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I agree low xx
 
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mid $xx
 
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mid $xx
 
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