domain xxx

high $ XXXX

blue crystal said:

high $ XXXX

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Much appreciated, do you really think it's worth that much?

curious @blue crystal as to how you came to that valuation?

it is 3 words that are not grammatically correct - or actually make sense (as read) it like saying "want to go for a ride in my Automobile Cars.".

Sorry Samuk, It just doesn't make sense as a name and find it difficult to imagine a business using it.

But, that is only a opinion & I may be incorrect - just passing on thoughts to consider.

DnameAgame said:

curious @blue crystal as to how you came to that valuation?

it is 3 words that are not grammatically correct - or actually make sense (as read) it like saying "want to go for a ride in my Automobile Cars.".

Sorry Samuk, It just doesn't make sense as a name and find it difficult to imagine a business using it.

But, that is only a opinion & I may be incorrect - just passing on thoughts to consider.

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I'm sorry what? Real Estate Houses are not grammatically correct?

Real Estate means houses and if anything, it adds onto the SEO value of the domain.

The site could be made into a broker service or anything related to real estate or a marketplace or both.

To top it all off it is a .com, which is excellent.

The worth of the domain is in the xxxx$ range, the only problem is, that it would take quite a while and a bit of luck to sell.

Low value IMO.

Real Estate Houses makes no sense. It is redundant also.

Brad

DnameAgame said:

curious @blue crystal as to how you came to that valuation?

it is 3 words that are not grammatically correct - or actually make sense (as read) it like saying "want to go for a ride in my Automobile Cars.".

Sorry Samuk, It just doesn't make sense as a name and find it difficult to imagine a business using it.

But, that is only a opinion & I may be incorrect - just passing on thoughts to consider.

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That's why i passed it.

@Drongy it's not correct - if you are a primary English speaker that may be more apparent. I am going to guess, based on your comment that it may be a second language. Language nuances are not always easy to follow.

Good Luck

DnameAgame said:

@Drongy it's not correct - if you are a primary English speaker that may be more apparent. I am going to guess, based on your comment that it may be a second language. Language nuances are not always easy to follow.

Good Luck

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That is not an answer..

Domains do not have to make up a coherent sentance, they need to have brandable names or gramatically correct keywords for SEO...

Here is a list of some brand names that are GRAMMATICALLY INCORRECT and yet a BUSINESS SUCCESS:
Flickr , Proactiv, Chick-fil-A , Froot Loops, Krispy Kreme , Reddit, Tumblr and Digg.

Actually, being grammatically incorrect makes them to STAND OUT and easier to memorize.