budget: above $5000 WTB Short One-Word *Premium Domain - $50k-$200k Budget

[TimAZ]

End user (myself) looking to buy a very short, one word premium .com for a startup.

- Dictionary word
- Highly Brandable (no category/industry domains)
- Tech-y/consumer product feel or potential
- Easily Pronounceable
- No common alternative spellings

Must be extremely premium if towards the higher end of the budget.

If I don't respond, it just means the name isn't a good fit for what we're looking for

 

[justdom]

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[Terrains]

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[Sidharth Suneja]

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[DomainFQ.com]

End user (myself) looking to buy a very short, one word premium .com for a startup.

- Dictionary word
- Highly Brandable (no category/industry domains)
- Tech-y/consumer product feel or potential
- Easily Pronounceable
- No common alternative spellings

Must be extremely premium if towards the higher end of the budget.

If I don't respond, it just means the name isn't a good fit for what we're looking for

PM SENT

 

[justdom]

PM sent - new

 

[Yusupbabay]

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[Esiri Toneh]

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[Michael Ehrhardt]

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[Anthony Lee]

DM sent
Hope i have what u looking for.

 

[JagG]

End user (myself) looking to buy a very short, one word premium .com for a startup.

- Dictionary word
- Highly Brandable (no category/industry domains)
- Tech-y/consumer product feel or potential
- Easily Pronounceable
- No common alternative spellings

Must be extremely premium if towards the higher end of the budget.

If I don't respond, it just means the name isn't a good fit for what we're looking for

Hi @Tim Hargis

Are you still looking?

 

[Judge9]

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[snraju]

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[bryzie555]

End user (myself) looking to buy a very short, one word premium .com for a startup.

- Dictionary word
- Highly Brandable (no category/industry domains)
- Tech-y/consumer product feel or potential
- Easily Pronounceable
- No common alternative spellings

Must be extremely premium if towards the higher end of the budget.

If I don't respond, it just means the name isn't a good fit for what we're looking for

pm sent

 

[ahmed gamil]

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[Name Trends]

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Thanks

 

[TLDMart]

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