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domain .us appraisal please..

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I recently bought WW2.US here at namepros. It's my intention to develop it into a world war 2 veteran site or something along those lines, whenever I get the the time / money!

I'm happy, but i'm interested to know what everybody else thinks..?..

Thanks, Mike
 
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Sounds like a great idea to me, I dont really do appraisals, so I cant tell you a value, but the idea is good. If you need any help with design work or anything feel free to PM me.

Good luck with the site.
 
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could make an interesting portal for history and militaria collectors.. high xxx - low xxxx, even tho WW II is the preferred useage (lower Google results for WW 2 will make it easier to rank #1)
 
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Personally, I believe that WWII.us would be worth more, but I do see some potential in this name. Your best bet is to develop it for its value to increase. However undeveloped the domain is worth RegFee to low xx in my opinion.

-Allabout42

.Mike said:
I recently bought WW2.US here at namepros. It's my intention to develop it into a world war 2 veteran site or something along those lines, whenever I get the the time / money!

I'm happy, but i'm interested to know what everybody else thinks..?..

Thanks, Mike
 
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