UK spelling?

cricketer · 07-17-2003, 04:56 AM

Hi,

Without giving too much away... I am looking at buying a one-word domain (11 letters long) - the word is very general and can take on many applications. The only problem with it is that it uses the UK spelling (i.e. ise of ize). Is it worth anything? No numbers, no hyphens and a pretty cool word.

Thanks in advance,
Thomas.

N.B.: We use the UK spelling here in Australia and I suspect many other parts of the British empire do as well.

wicked_gal00 · 07-17-2003, 06:00 AM

It's a pretty long word. It all depends on what the word is though. If you find an end user in Australia or UK, then it will have turned out better that it was spelled that way.

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cricketer New Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 11	UK spelling? Hi, Without giving too much away... I am looking at buying a one-word domain (11 letters long) - the word is very general and can take on many applications. The only problem with it is that it uses the UK spelling (i.e. ise of ize). Is it worth anything? No numbers, no hyphens and a pretty cool word. Thanks in advance, Thomas. N.B.: We use the UK spelling here in Australia and I suspect many other parts of the British empire do as well.

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