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Phoj.com
Easy to say ( Fahjj) Hopefully easy to say.

It's a LLLL.com, it's pronouncable and those are become more and more rare by the day.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.
 
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Well, id sday hold onto it for a while, it isnt the best of the pronounceable domains but certainly a good enough to hold onto. Currently it would be at the reseller price of 35-50 dollars but you might get more if you hold onto it.
 
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I'd say it "foe" and not "fah" .. nice pickup, right now it's probably worth about $25-35... hold on to it!
 
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MCDomains said:
I'd say it "foe" and not "fah" .. nice pickup, right now it's probably worth about $25-35... hold on to it!


"Foe" "Fah" either way works..... You say potato, I say potato....HA.

Thanks for the comments.
 
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Well, there is a popular south asian search engines khoj.com which means search in Urdu, anyways, it could also get type in traffif from that name.
 
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Thanks all rep added.

Any More comments? I though this could also stand for:

Poker House of Jokers....
 
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I would market it as acronym for photo-joy and park it on that theme.
for now maybe worth $20
 
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