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I own FindsBuyer.com.
what do you guys think of this domain?

any comments would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance.
 
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I don't quite understand this domain. Who finds buyer? Better would be FindBuyer or FindBuyers so I think your domain is worth reg fee undeveloped. But could be blog about company takeovers or company that bought other company something in that segment. Good luck.
 
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Reg Fee. Only Development can bring its value up
 
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I wouldn't develop a name like this, why put the time and effort into developing a bad name when you can go hand reg thousands of much better ones? Don't register domains in engrish, they're not worth anything.

I understand why it's tempting to reg names like this, but you have to say it out loud and then ask yourself would you want this name? Who would want this name? The answer is nobody.
 
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Guys, thanks for the comments, I think I have learned a lot from your comments and advice. I really appreciate it.
 
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Two good words individually just used in an awkward manner.
 
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Name doesn't make sense with the "s" in between. $0.
 
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Imo

The domain is not worth developing because, You may have to spend lots on marketing the domain.

It better invest on a nice name and work on it you can make nice profit.

All the Best :wave:



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