Several cheap idle domain names, buy and make a profit, whole site package + $200
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aianytools.com
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traceip.xyz $100
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nsfwdet.com
$1000$500
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Need a boss? Check it out
Note: The original text is a Chinese idiom, and the translation is a more literal interpretation. In some contexts, a more idiomatic translation could be “Looking for a boss?”
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You’re welcome to share, there might be a need for it downstairs!
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Left for the needy fellow
Note: The translation of this phrase is somewhat ambiguous and may have different connotations depending on the context. However, in this case, I have chosen a translation that is closest to the original meaning.
Fújia Rush Rush Rush
(Note: “富哥” is a Chinese slang term for “Fújia”, which is a Chinese name. I’ve transliterated it to make it easier to understand in English. If you’d like to use the Chinese characters instead, I can do that as well.)
Left for the needy fellow
Note: The translation of this phrase is somewhat ambiguous and may have different connotations depending on the context. In this case, I have chosen a translation that is most contextually appropriate.
It’s just okay.
Note: In this translation, I’ve chosen a common idiomatic expression that conveys the speaker’s neutral or non-committal attitude.
Those in Need Rise
(Those in Need Rise)
Fate or Destiny, Seeking a Like-Minded Individual
(Chinese idiom: “看需要” translates to “Fate or Destiny”, and “寻找有缘人” translates to “Seeking a Like-Minded Individual”)
Left for the needy fellow
Note: The translation of ““留给需要的佬”” is a colloquialism and may not be suitable for all audiences.