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Still looking for appraisals, please.
Loans.com sold for $3,000,000 in 2000
.loans coming soon
Highly-commercial domain!
High CPC ~$10
8,666 domains starting with [loans]
more than 10,000 actively registered domains ending with [loans]
368,000 avg. monthly searches
Domain Name Sales
Loans.com sold for $3,000,000 in 2000
.loans coming soon
Highly-commercial domain!
High CPC ~$10
8,666 domains starting with [loans]
more than 10,000 actively registered domains ending with [loans]
368,000 avg. monthly searches
Domain Name Sales
The dashes makes it very hard.
e-u-r-o-p-e.com is also searched 550k and t-e-r-a.com is searched 667k but are both at Goddady Closeout
e-u-r-o-p-e.com is also searched 550k and t-e-r-a.com is searched 667k but are both at Goddady Closeout
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Doesn't really matter what loans.com sold for. That domain doesn't contain 4 dashes. One dash can be the difference between a valuable domain and a non-valuable domain, and this contains FOUR.
Also, I see that this domain was regged 2 days ago. This domain would be long gone if there was a market for domains like t-h-i-s.
I don't think it's worth even reg-fee.. but this is just my opinion. I recommend you don't reg anymore of these and reg some new technology domains or something.
Also, I see that this domain was regged 2 days ago. This domain would be long gone if there was a market for domains like t-h-i-s.
I don't think it's worth even reg-fee.. but this is just my opinion. I recommend you don't reg anymore of these and reg some new technology domains or something.
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- 554
Use the address bar to search the web
That's because chrome is smart enough to suggest you your recent searches/visits.
Remove any bookmark for this domain..
Delete all browsing data Ctrl + shift + delete
Restart Chrome..
And after that tell me, can you give such screenshot again?
You don't understand...
This domain better than cheapestblablablablablaloans.com
All killer domains registered with hyphens since 1997-2000 c-a-s-i-n-o.com, c-r-e-d-i-t.com, p-i-z-z-a.com, d-i-a-m-o-n-d-s.com, h-o-t-e-l-s.com, p-o-r-n.com, s-h-o-p.com, d-o-m-a-i-n.com ...
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- 94
The problem is EMD don't have so much relevance to Google anymore... domains with hyphens that split words don't even get the little boost... AFAIK, Google sees the domain as 5 separate letters... it doesn't strip the hyphens and see "LOANS". I am fairly confident of that.
As for type in... not going to happen. As the hyphens dilute the potential even with a big SEO budget I doubt anyone ever typing in "Loans" etc. would get your website in Google or Chrome.
Personally, I like the concept of hyphens in a hobbyish domain name, especially for otherwise premium names, they look alright... just not going to pay over registration price for them and not going to use it for a website I need people to remember the address for or to perform well in Google. This makes it pointless having more than a few.
In this case, I am going to treat it as the above post #3 was confusion by RU rather than attempting to defraud anyone into increasing the potential value of this domain name.
As for type in... not going to happen. As the hyphens dilute the potential even with a big SEO budget I doubt anyone ever typing in "Loans" etc. would get your website in Google or Chrome.
Personally, I like the concept of hyphens in a hobbyish domain name, especially for otherwise premium names, they look alright... just not going to pay over registration price for them and not going to use it for a website I need people to remember the address for or to perform well in Google. This makes it pointless having more than a few.
In this case, I am going to treat it as the above post #3 was confusion by RU rather than attempting to defraud anyone into increasing the potential value of this domain name.
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- 94
Google picked up the text "loans.com" from this namepros topic, what you searched for... the reason why the title text is bold for "L-O-A-N-S.com" is the hyphened version is similar. Its nothing more than visual. I believe Google does this for instances of co-incidence and coincidence etc. where the hyphen doesn't matter to the word.
Likewise despite the title of l-o-a-n-s.com being loans.com ... searching for loans.com doesn't bring up your website.
Likewise despite the title of l-o-a-n-s.com being loans.com ... searching for loans.com doesn't bring up your website.
Yes, because domain is parked and don't have relevant content on page.
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- 34
RU,your not listening,and maybe in denial,Grace delete if you can and start over,I'm sorry it is worthless,the-dashes-kill-it
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No more dashes when you buy or hand reg a domain,even IDN's are far better then that,at least they have a half decent chance,if they are good.
Sorry, but IDN - crap
I hate IDN names...
I also have b-u-i-l-d.com
I don't change the title (b-u-i-l-d.com), but Google changed the title, interesting...
My current title: b-u-i-l-d.com
Title in SERPs
I don't change the title (b-u-i-l-d.com), but Google changed the title, interesting...
My current title: b-u-i-l-d.com
Title in SERPs
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