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1 total messages Started by Richard Bobo Fri, 09 Feb 2001 11:53
Suggestive Premium Domain Names!
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Author: Richard Bobo
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2001 11:53
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Own any one of these premium domain names for just $3,000!

Or own all of them for $11,500!

want2shop.net
A very intuitive domain name that sticks to the memory cells.
It is not specific to one product line so it could be used with 
any product line or a business that offers a large variety of 
merchandise.

tunesplus.com
A short domain name for any website involved with music plus... ANYTHING!

priceshrinker.com
A very intuitive domain name that boasts good prices to be found.

priceangel.com
A good domain name for a business or a bot that brings the blessing of
good prices.

shopamatic.com
A catchy domain name that suggest simple shopping access.
The way net shopping should be.

wwwish.com
A very short domain name that can mean www wish site or www-ish site.
It depends how one slices it.

buckstretch.com
A very intuitive domain name that boasts good prices to be found.
A super name for a web site related to financial or investment
services.

teratory.com, teratory.net
Tera (trillions) suggests high speed or huge volume.  It's a great domain
name for any techology site. The pun provides the memory glue, territory - 
teratory... Get it?  I also own teratory.net so a package deal is possible.

teranetics.com
Tera (trillions) suggests high speed or huge volume.  It's a great domain
name for any techology site.  This one has some tera, has some net, sounds 
technical, and easy to remember. Great domain name for an ISP.

terabrowser.com
Tera (trillions) suggests high speed or huge volume.  It's a great domain
name for a techology site (products, services, and/or info).  A clever 
domain name that suggests a lot to see or fast browsing. Surfers like fast.

Thank you.
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