撲克.tv - Poker.tv

[jose]

撲克.tv = Poker (Chinese Tradicional)

What do you think?!

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[jose]

Any opinion welcome.

At least confirm me the translation and usage.

Thanks.

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[seamo]

Sorry Jose - I'm not much help here...

But poker in any language is gold, and suits the .tv extension well.

JMO

[jose]

Sorry Jose - I'm not much help here...

But poker in any language is gold, and suits the .tv extension well.

JMO

Thanks Seamo. Indeed I think it's gold. It's one of the best, if not the best keyword to make money online.

My issue with it is this: it was free yesterday! It's a fresh reg.

So, what's wrong with it?!

Macau, for instance, uses Trad Chinese. The com and net are variants and can not be regged...

[seamo]

Thanks Seamo. Indeed I think it's gold. It's one of the best, if not the best keyword to make money online.

My issue with it is this: it was free yesterday! It's a fresh reg.

So, what's wrong with it?!

Macau, for instance, uses Trad Chinese. The com and net are variants and can not be regged...
Definately need confirmation from a native speaker then - that does seem strange...

[mgrohan]

Yes it is indeed poker in traditional Chinese.

[Wot]

Just my two sense

Saw it but did not take it.

Although Macau is supposedly Trad, 99% of visitors are mainlanders.

.tv is difficult enough to sell as it is.

The SC version would have been better but owned by a mainland Chinese

For better or for worse I got this instead - but wot do I know - 扑克888.com

Anyway, good luck with it. :)

[sunsei21]

Thanks Seamo. Indeed I think it's gold. It's one of the best, if not the best keyword to make money online.

My issue with it is this: it was free yesterday! It's a fresh reg.

So, what's wrong with it?!

Macau, for instance, uses Trad Chinese. The com and net are variants and can not be regged...

lol are you buying into everything is gone idea
:)

[jose]

Yes it is indeed poker in traditional Chinese.

Thanks my friends! Great to know it is indeed Poker in trad Chinese.

Worth more than reg fee, for sure. Thanks

[mulligan]

Thanks my friends! Great to know it is indeed Poker in trad Chinese.

Worth more than reg fee, for sure. Thanks
$50 offer right here

Plus .. 20% of a successful resale price ('resale price' means 20% of reselling as a domain with no content on it to someone else (other than yourself or any affiliate concerns of which you may belong to)) regardless of price sold for.
Note that the decision to sell will entirely be up to me (the buyer)

Alternatively .. Plus 0.5% of the profit generated from the development of the domain (Of which you will have no part) for life .. or until the domain no longer belongs to me. (IE. Profit generated up to the point it no longer belongs to me you will be paid 0.5% ~ thereafter our agreement is dissolved)

[jose]

What a complex offer! Let me think about it. Thanks anyway.