scrawl.org
wincompute.com
thoughts, anyone?
thanks
adam
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Aeisner posted this at 16:23 — 12th July 2000.
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One more
http://www.getsearchresults.com
adam!
Grandmaster posted this at 23:44 — 16th July 2000.
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I think all of these are decent domains. Wincompute.com, could be a file server, like downloads.com or a bbs for windows OS, or maybe both.
Scrawl.org could be anything. A search engine, like google, a free guestbook site, or maybe even a design site.
Getsearchresults.com Is a better domain i think. You could get a cgi scripts that searches all of the major search engines, and soon enough, you'd have a decent search site.
But is yur asking for domain selling price, I have no idea, i figure you could get a good amount of money out of all of them if you found the right buyer.
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Justin S posted this at 14:23 — 17th July 2000.
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I think they're all good...
WINCOMPUTE.COM: $1000-$1500
SCRAWL.ORG: $250-$500
GETSEARCHRESULTS.COM: $1500-$2000
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Aeisner posted this at 15:17 — 18th July 2000.
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I think getting the right price for them is the key.. although I think I may set up sites with them (scrawl.org, actually, used to be an e-zine I ran). I've had scrawl.org professionally appraised at around $8,000 US for current market value, w/ $17,000 potential, but whether someone would pay that much for it is a different story...
Adam
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