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repeg.com


What do you think?
 
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repeg ? whats that mean? i take its an american term as i've never heard of the word being english lol
either that or i need to read the dictionary more thoroughly
 

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Probably means to "peg again" (e.g. banks peg interest rates), i.e. "re-peg" or "reset".
 

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Originally posted by GeorgeK
Probably means to "peg again" (e.g. banks peg interest rates), i.e. "re-peg" or "reset".

Bravo George.

pegging:

"Holding prices or exchange rates fixed over some time period. "

Repeg(ging) is regulary used, so it is generic enough.

But look at this:

"Deutsche Bank Group's global real estate investment activities are conducted by its Real Estate Private Equity Group (REPEG). REPEG comprises 50 dedicated real estate investment professionals located in 9 cities around the world. REPEG's investment strategy includes distressed loans, distressed property, property repositioning, corporate restructuring / recapitalization, property development & redevelopment, and private company growth investment. REPEG is also the founding partner of 9 asset management companies located in 9 countries throughout Asia, Europe and North America"



Maybe...
 

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heard of peg, and pegging for finance... but repeg? Obviously it means to peg again, but I'm not sure I've heard that used.. Good luck with it.
 

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Someone owns repeg.net, so that gives the .com some immediate demand:

Registrant:
Real Estate Professional Education Group, LLC
884 Allen Dr.
Northville, mi 48167
US

Registrar: Dotster (http://www.dotster.com)
Domain Name: REPEG.NET
Created on: 23-AUG-01
Expires on: 23-AUG-03
Last Updated on: 23-AUG-01

Administrative Contact:
Cauley, Claudia [email protected]
Real Estate Professional Education Group, LLC
884 Allen Dr.
Northville, mi 48167
US
248-349-1685
248-347-7749

They have an active website at www.repeg.net too.

www.nameengine.com can be used to check if it's a registered name in other popular TLDs.
 

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That REPEG is an acronym. Its nothing to do with REPEG as options is saying, finance.
 

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Real Estate Professional Education Group
is repegged on the .net

28 years in the financial industry and I don't recognize the acronym. Just asked my partner, (he's got 23 years) and all he said was huh?
 

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It is not an acronym ONLY.
It is a term and doesn't matter how popular it is.

However, use google or any se with "repeg" input.

Thanks for .net Group. Together with "Real Estate Private Equity
Group" (about to be fully launched) they make a nice pair.
 

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Options ... with all due respect ... a name (and a .net) with 386 returns via Google and 0 on Overture usually is not a good thing ...
 

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Anyone can come up with a five letter acronym and register it.
 

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Originally posted by doberry
Anyone can come up with a five letter acronym and register it.

:cry: :cry: :cry:

I have to repeg myself to another forum.
 

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Since you can use it in a sentence, $50 value, lol.

The best thing going for it, is the .net is reg'ed. And you did not register in bad faith, you reg'ed as a financial term, not the acronym of the .net. DO NOT take this as advice, but personally, I would contact them to see if interested.
 

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Originally posted by aactive
Options ... with all due respect ... a name (and a .net) with 386 returns via Google and 0 on Overture usually is not a good thing ...

Term obviously exists.

And yes, repeg.net is an one man (lady) run educational
place, thus intentionally .net.
I don't think she would have any interest in .com.
 

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Originally posted by options


Term obviously exists.

And yes, repeg.net is an one man (lady) run educational
place, thus intentionally .net.
I don't think she would have any interest in .com.

Why intentionally .net? I don't get it.
 

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Anyone prefers .com over any extension. Even organizations. (some may disagree) But you are referring to .net as non-profit, not .org.

It's worth a try.
 
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