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Do you continue to spend £6.50
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There are plenty of things that offer chance of return if you registered names 10 - 15 years ago your chance may be better, Registering now although there are new products etc is much harder as awareness (well sometimes ) as to the potential of the net is more common…
If registering new and doing nothing other than that and hoping of a return I’d say very slim to no chance even with a high initial budget speculatively there a poor or not an investment… For every one that makes money thousands don’t its a lottery without the balls
Domains used to be free I believe it’s the low price that’s keep most people registering crap
. There are worse things you could spend it on…
If registering new and doing nothing other than that and hoping of a return I’d say very slim to no chance even with a high initial budget speculatively there a poor or not an investment… For every one that makes money thousands don’t its a lottery without the balls
Domains used to be free I believe it’s the low price that’s keep most people registering crap
. There are worse things you could spend it on…
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