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I have a .info generic one word domain that have a search result of Results 1 - 10 of about 7,150,000 on Google and 1,110,000 on google. My question to you guys is should I register the generic name twice for example sexsex.com and anotther example is mysex.com?
 
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I've never understood double words like sexsex.tld. I can't think of a single successful site named that way or why anyone would want to. I personally don't think that's a way to go.

However, the "My" prefix on names does work depending on the word, tense, and usage. I still think it has to sound right though. The example mysex is really not all that good an example, and shows that verbs prefixed by "my" aren't usually as good as nouns/objects like mycar.tld.
 
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john_karr said:
I have a .info generic one word domain that have a search result of Results 1 - 10 of about 7,150,000 on Google and 1,110,000 on google. My question to you guys is should I register the generic name twice for example sexsex.com and anotther example is mysex.com?
Your name is John Karr??? For real? And you're asking about sex domains?
How bizzarre... This has nothing to do with pedophilia or the Ramsey case, has it?
Just kidding - can't help to notice the coincidence like that.
 
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Midano said:
Your name is John Karr??? For real? And you're asking about sex domains?
How bizzarre... This has nothing to do with pedophilia or the Ramsey case, has it?
Just kidding - can't help to notice the coincidence like that.

Good catch. I had not even noticed the nick.
 
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