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domain RareTexts.com --- Rare Book Name?

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peaches017

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I just regged this one:

RareTexts.com

Figure it could be used as a rare book site or something of the sort. Like it? Appraisals?? Thanks
 
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very uncommon word combination.
without development regfee.

It does sound nice, imho.
 
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ANymore?
 
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The problem is that most people think in terms of books and papers instead of texts (as evidenced by a 30K Google return for "rare texts").

However, there is new technology aimed at reviving rare books (and text) for common access. This may give your name some ad appeal for a company marketing the out of print and delicate writings.

Plus, it sounds very professional...like a heading in the Yellow Pages.

A rare book dealer (or a restoration company) would easily pay low $xxx if you get their attention. If you get someone's attention in the new tech print-everything-ever-written field, who knows?
 
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I'd appraise at mid xx to high xx depending on the end buyer it might be more. I like this domain name. It's catchy, easy to remember and sounds professional.
 
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Low $xx undeveloped resale value. More with development or to an end user. Good Luck with your domain.
 
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I like the domain, but it needs development to have a high value. Undeveloped I'd say mid $xx, but more with an end-user.
 
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$xx undeveloped. $x,xxx+ with a little good development. I think it looks and sounds good/professional. Also, even though it returns only 30K google results for the phrase, it does bring up some targeted adsense. Good luck.
 
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