closed .us appraisal

[Biggie]

"Expanded.us"
Google search results=6 million in quote marks for "expanded"
3,000 for "expanded.us"

Any ideas for applications or value?

 

[com]

Tough to say... Expanded what? I dont think the U.S. is planning to expand any time soon. This domain falls in the same category as my covering.us

Sorry, m8. I think this one is a $0

 

[Biggie]

Originally posted by Point8T
Tough to say... Expanded what? I dont think the U.S. is planning to expand any time soon. This domain falls in the same category as my covering.us

Sorry, m8. I think this one is a $0

U.S not planning to expand! Where you been since
Big Brother Bush?

 

[DrWho]

What is the target market? $0.00

 

[Biggie]

Originally posted by DrWho
What is the target market? $0.00

expanded.us/coverage.html
expanded.us/spandex_clothing.html
expanded.us/health_services.html
expanded.us/media.html

and so on....

 

[Source]

expanded = $50; expand = $500

 

[.com.net.org]

expanding.us is better

 

[CoolHost.com]

I think that this one has very limited upside ... due to its "past tense", in my opinion. Also, the ".US" is still very new, and unproven in re-sale. Sorry.
Good Luck.

 

[Duke]

Past tense really hurts, in all extensions. So I'm afraid this one won't do much no matter how .US is received.

 

[Source]

Actually, I think Past Tense works in some cases... ie Wired, Buzzed, Unplugged... it's gotta be cool and marketable.

 

[Biggie]

Originally posted by .com.net.org
expanding.us is better

Actually 'expanded' rated higher than 'expanding'.

 

[Duke]

Originally posted by mindful
Actually, I think Past Tense works in some cases... ie Wired, Buzzed, Unplugged... it's gotta be cool and marketable.

Those are good ones mindful. Of course there are exceptions to every rule.

 

[Biggie]

Originally posted by Duke of Earl


Those are good ones mindful. Of course there are exceptions every rule.

So let's say...... "expanded.us" is one of those exceptions