PayPerMin.co.uk

[gregsta1]

PayPerMin.co.uk - for sale
Also available PayPerMin.mobi

Taking offers

The abbreviation min is more commonly used rather than minute.

Google results

286,000,000 - Minute
483,000,000 - Min

Please post offers

 

[grantw]

The abbreviation min is more commonly used rather than minute.

Google results

286,000,000 - Minute
483,000,000 - Min

Sorry but that is not correct - I'm guessing that only a small percentage of those 'min' references are actually being used as an abbreviation of 'minute'??

eg. the first result is miniclip.com

Grant

 

[gregsta1]

Sorry but that is not correct - I'm guessing that only a small percentage of those 'min' references are actually being used as an abbreviation of 'minute'??

eg. the first result is miniclip.com

Grant

Sorry your wrong min is the symbol for minute, click here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minute and find out the facts. As well as this its common knowledge how often have you seen 60p per min????????????????????????????!

Additionaly when you search min, click "definition" on the top right next to result and scroll down the page it states the noun "min" has only one meaning, meaning minute!

 

[retired_member16]

Are no Chinese folk possibly caused Min using the tinternet?

Next sale, move along.

 

[grantw]

My point was that this statement is misleading:

The abbreviation min is more commonly used rather than minute.

Google results

286,000,000 - Minute
483,000,000 - Min

Because the google figure you quote for 'min' covers every reference to 'min' (eg miniclip.com) not just where it is used as an abbreviation of minute.

Grant

 

[rsteven]

Why not just ask google:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=define:min&meta=


seems that min means a WHOLE LOT more! So the statment is very misleading...

 

[gregsta1]

Ok you guys are getting confused

Common sense tells us that:

PayPerMin would mean PayPerMinute
and not: PayPerChineseSurname

agreed??? moving along then

from the search engine side yes I do see what you mean but it is what it is!

 

[fred]

Ok you guys are getting confused

No, YOU are getting confused.

Common sense tells us that:

PayPerMin would mean PayPerMinute
and not: PayPerChineseSurname

No one is disputing that. What they are saying is that the google stats that you posted as 'evidence' are based on incorrect assumption that a search for 'min' only provides results for sites that are using min to mean minute.

min can also be an abbreviation of other words e.g. minimum AND the search for 'min' provides results for sites containing 'min' as part of another word like mini or miniscule or mince etc etc etc.

 

[rjs_essex]

No, YOU are getting confused.



No one is disputing that. What they are saying is that the google stats that you posted as 'evidence' are based on incorrect assumption that a search for 'min' only provides results for sites that are using min to mean minute.

min can also be an abbreviation of other words e.g. minimum AND the search for 'min' provides results for sites containing 'min' as part of another word like mini or miniscule or mince etc etc etc.

I agree

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