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Hi

I have just regged Victoria.SC which is the capital of the Seychelles


Some people call it Port Victoria but as far as i know the locals call it Victoria

PortVictoria is availabe if anyone wants it also


Thanks

Kerr
 
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Hmm, I was confused when you were talking about some town/place called Victoria/Port Victoria.

IMO all the value is from Victoria's Secret
 
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I was thinking that .sc is the Seychelles ext and Victoria is the cpaital of the Seychelles

Anymore ideas anyone?

Thanks
 
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thats also the capital of B.C, canada where i live Victoria :D. mid $xx - $xxx ;)
 
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Mid XX
 
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I would think it would only be used by the people in the Seychelles and i guess that is where the traffic will come from.
 
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Not atall.

Nice Keyword use within seo and domain.

$xxx+ imo

Rgds
Matt
 
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Hello,

Somewhere in the mid XX area now, IMHO.

All the best,

- SW
 
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Reg. fee, IMO.

CIA - The World Factbook said:
Seychelles
Internet users:
11,700 (2002)
 
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you've got to hold on to it and it will be in mid $xxx area... that's the capital city for that ccTLD as it was mentiond too.
 
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Thanks guys for input there.

Will hold onto it for a while. If anyone wants it give me a pm

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