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hi,
your thoughts on e-tickets.mobi, i thought it was worth a go.
cheers
your thoughts on e-tickets.mobi, i thought it was worth a go.
cheers
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Wanted: Domain Appraisal Appraisal please, e-tickets.mobi
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Hi ! If someone made a site aimed at mobiles which can recieve tickets then e-tickets.mobi to me means tickets by e-mail, you would be better with this sms-tickets.mobi, it's available now.
If you want it ?go grab it quick !!!
More chance of an end user on this one IMHO
Anyway Goodluck !!!
Ps. post to let me know if you reg it ? Thanks.
If you want it ?go grab it quick !!!
More chance of an end user on this one IMHO
Anyway Goodluck !!!
Ps. post to let me know if you reg it ? Thanks.
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hi doodlebug,
the term e-tickets refer to electronic ticket, paperless sent directly to mobile phones or emails
more information can be found here
also according to a top telecoms research company, 400 million people will be using their mobiles to receive e-tickets (not including emails ) by 2013, "gross mobile ticketing transaction value will reach $92 billion by 2013. "
more information can be found here
sms-tickets may be ok, but i think i'll leave it for now. Thanks for you suggestion.
cheers
the term e-tickets refer to electronic ticket, paperless sent directly to mobile phones or emails
more information can be found here
also according to a top telecoms research company, 400 million people will be using their mobiles to receive e-tickets (not including emails ) by 2013, "gross mobile ticketing transaction value will reach $92 billion by 2013. "
more information can be found here
sms-tickets may be ok, but i think i'll leave it for now. Thanks for you suggestion.
cheers
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