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Virtutis:
You're most welcome Udabi. I pray God makes a way financially for you soon.

PS: I'll prefer that you remove my moniker from your post.

Done

Virtutis:
Hi Udabi,

I read your last diary entry and I deeply empathise with you. I would like to send you something little to manage for the meantime.

If you don't mind, kindly reply this post with your account details.

Regards,

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UBA

I'm not sure if these two words pass across the exact magnitude of my gratitude and whether they can make you understand how much this means to me, but they are all I can come up with right now so I will use them; thank you.

The words are not just enough.

Hey! Saw the notification of your email but can't access my mail right now. Could you please post your message here? I will appreciate that

soliufiljannah:
If you have not made a sale before, forgot that domain, and look for a better geo domain and outbound. But if you still want to proceed, register the two extensions and find the decision maker email through linkedin or facebook

Thank you very much for your input

Hello, good evening ogas in the house. Please I need your advice.

I want to buy a name in a fast growing industry which is somehow more popular in the UK.

The .co.uk is available with better parameter values (according to ED) than the .com extension which is also available.

Now the question is, should I register the .co.uk alone and focus on just the UK prospects or register both extensions and maintain two names that differ only in their extensions? Like naija .com and naija.com.ng

My last question is (please make una no vex), is it advisable to send emails to info@domainname.com emails found on contact pages of end-users websites? Are they responsive?

Thanks.

P.S. My first ever attempt in domaining was a disaster, please help me and make a breakthrough in this.