domain 1 "real" word domain [+ REP]

[X_GuardiaN_X]

ABESSIVE.COM

the Abessive case is a noun case expressing the lack and absence of something. It has the meaning of the English preposition "without."

77 in overture, what could it be worth?

 

[armstrong]

I rather think this domain has an abessive value. :imho:

Its a little-used word, probably has close to zero natural traffic, and I can't imagine a commercial use for it.

 

[X_GuardiaN_X]

*edit*

Thanks for appraisal though, rep added.

 

[smub]

i'll say the max right now low xx

yea it can be a band name, but teens thing i dont get it

 

[Keral_Patel]

Can be something or can't be anything.

Too much confusions in this name. You have to find a buyer for this at first.

Right now it will be $XX.

 

[peaches017]

reg fee abessive development, even then low

 

[X_GuardiaN_X]

Okay guys, I guess you win some you lose some heh. Thanks for the appraisals, maybe I can atleast make it back .

 

[XDuncan]

Lots of dictionary domains are available. I posted a large list at DNF.

$3.

 

[dgridley]

Well, what can I add but.. I agree. Another example where just because it's a dictionary word doesn't make it a good choice for a domain.

reg fee IMO.

I rather think this domain has an abessive value. :imho:

Its a little-used word, probably has close to zero natural traffic, and I can't imagine a commercial use for it.

 

[slaughterbeck]

Last year I registered Apprized.com it too is a dictionary word it means to appraise or to value. I sold it in a package for about $5, what would a better known word that means the same thing such as Appraised.com sell for? I think this proves that a word such as abessive is just what it defines “absent” and in this case that means from common usage.

I’m sorry but I agree with previous posts in regards to the value. < Reg Fee.


Best of luck,
Kimmy

 

[VisualArtistFrankBonilla]

I rather think this domain has an abessive value. :imho:

Its a little-used word, probably has close to zero natural traffic, and I can't imagine a commercial use for it.

Yup, have to agree with Armstrong 100%. I have never even heard of the word before, I thought it was missing a letter!! But, good luck anyway!

Frank :yell:

 

[webfreak]

$0.00 - Reg fee.

Not all dictionary domains are valuable.