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I would be interested to know if this domain name would be worth anything.

It is the name of a commuter town in Surrey, UK. The location of two train stations, a parade of shops and a football team (not premier league but with a pitch).

I bought it because it is where I live and because the .net .co.uk and the .tv had already gone.

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I dont know too much about the UK but its always nice to own the name of the place in which you live :)

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The www.whyteleafe.net domain has been set up as a directory with information about whyteleafe.

Thank you for your very quick response.
 
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Hmm... dont see why they wouldnt be interested in your name.

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hehe It is nice to own a domain of your home town. I'm thinking about purchasing an .info extension of my home town, as the other major TLDs are taken.

Hold on to your domain, could come in handy and/or of value in the future. :)
 
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$20-30 at wholesale more for end user
 
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Thanks for the replies.

It is nice to own your home town, even if only online. So I may hold onto it for a while.

Any ideas what I should do with it. At the moment it redirects to my own site.

PS. Does anyone know of another Whyteleafe somewhere in the world. I couldn't find one.
 
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Hello InformedChoice..

Here's a couple possible end user leads for you:

Whyteleafe FC - Includes information, news, results, fixtures, player profiles and club history.
http://www.theleafe.co.uk/


Whyteleafe School - whyteleafe.org.uk Your browser does not support frames. To view ... school.html. For more information contact [email protected].
http://www.whyteleafe.org.uk/

Goodluck!
 
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Thank you Wanda
 
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Originally posted by InformedChoice
Thank you Wanda
My pleasure! Hope you do well with selling the domain... keep us posted.. kay??
 
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area of more than 230 hectars, home of approximately 3200 people in about 1400 households.

thats from the .NET site

But i would love to have the name of the place i Live, Lived, or born!
 
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Keep this one ;D
Getting any traffic ?

Keep it and wait for incoming bids - value $XXX
 
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Thank for your replies.

CMOS. You asked whether I was getting any traffic. That is a good question but the answer is that I do not know. What would be a good way of tracking traffic to the domain?
 
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imo not worth much as the town is not well known but as its your home town its best to keep the domain
 
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Keep us posted on how you go with this name. Its one we can all learn from :D
 
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Hello Janee118

Thank you for your post, which got me thinking. A domain must be worth more depending on total population, size and what is in the area.

We had a Census in 2001 and here are the results pertaining to whyteleafe.

http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/AreaProfileFrames.asp?TID=13&AREA=Whyteleafe&AID=175777

As Whyteleafe in Surrey appears to be the only town in the world with that name (please correct me if I am wrong), this is the total breakdown for the town. You could use this information for any town or region in the UK to help access and value a domain before spending more money on domains. However, the larger the population the more chance the domains have already been taken.

Here is a better link:

http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/AreaProfileFrames.asp?TID=13&AREA=Whyteleafe&AID=175777

as the one posted previously gave details for thhe whole of Tandridge.
 
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