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Starting a forum but the forum suffix for my particular keyword is taken ie ***forum.com ( gone ) , however the following are all available ***forums.com, ***chat.com, ***talk.com, ***board.com.

Which one would you guys buy and develop?

Thanks
 
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I will buy ***forums.com
 
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It depends on the word. Feel free to PM me webmark for my personal opinion. Let me know the word and I will see what I think.

(I wont register or pass on the information).
 
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I will buy ****forums.com if i were you
 
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Forums.COM, but it really depends...

***forums.com followed by ***talk.com, IMHO :gl: . I think it really depends on the word before the forums.com or talk.com though.

Hope that helps :tu: !


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forums.com :hehe:
 
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I would be scared to get ***forums.com because you may send traffic to ***forum.com and lose the person. Though ***forum.com could also lose some to ***forums.com
 
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can u please send me a pm to tell me the actuall word ...
 
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Always go with ***forum.com and ***forums.com first.
 
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*forums.com. Depends on the prefix though sometimes.

Feel free to PM me the name itself (I won't steal your idea or register it or anything like that) if you need extra help deciding.
 
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buy ***forums if low cost
 
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Hmm, i checked the net and found a lot of popularity for wiki
 
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