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domain MJHQ.com- Ok for a Proxy?

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I have MJHQ.com, a PR3 domain. I've been using it for a job related website, but I would rather invest my time in proxies right now instead of websites. Besides that, MJHQ.com isn't getting too much traffic and I don't feel like promoting it.

I was thinking of using this name for a proxy I am planning. I know it's not the best name, but I have it, it's PR3, easy to remember, and best of all, doesn't contain the words "proxy" or "unblock" in the name.

Do you think the name is worth using or should I go and register a new name?

Oh and if you have an appraisal, I would be interested in hearing that, too.
 
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When I saw the domain, I thought it would be Michael Jackson HQ

I think it would be better to use another domain as a proxy. The domain is PR 3 and can be used for other websites with more purpose as you can drive other revenue to the website as it has a good PR.

However, it is easy to remember and you could tell people to advertise on the proxy as well. I would use another domain, but it's up to you :)

Value? Minimum: Mid $XX
 
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antman.ws said:
When I saw the domain, I thought it would be Michael Jackson HQ

That was its original use, if I recall properly. Using in this way, mid $xx looks realistic
 
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