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Hir. mobi--Hotel Instant Reservation

Want to develop Hir. mobi for hotel reservation service.
looking for a partner familiar with related script for mobi site.

Any interesting, pls contact with me:

mail&msn: nicdr@ hotmail.com
 
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Good three-letter .MOBI for unique and compelling development for mobile users! :tu: :imho:

Best of Luck.
-Jeff B-)
 
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Instead of Hotel Instant Reservation try considering Hotel Immediate Reservation service or Hostel Immediate Reservation service. If gives a sense of urgency to people and you can get a premium for bookings that are last minute. In case you were not aware.....many large hotels and or on some occasions hostels will reserve a small portion of rooms in case of walk-ins. These rooms are typically charged higher than the reservation rate. If your site is geared toward those types of bookings, your reservation commission is higher and the hotels will gladly give you the inventory...assuming that you can get the bookings. I travel enough each year so if anybody knows about that....its me. ;)

Check it out and see if your business model will support that for you. :)
 
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Thanks for good advice, buddies
 
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a nice explanation.

my another name dyw.mobi can mean "do you want"? very interesting
 
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a good LLL, but i dont frind the acronyms suggested compelling. iHR for instant hotel reservations would be better.

how about HiR(es/resolution), HiR(eturn/stocks/moneymarket)

best for hotels so far is Hotel(s) _i_ Resort(s), to stay in genre...

as is, though, it sounds forced..
 
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