domain abū.com

[Chrstn]

Hey,
i got this one recently and just bought it anyway even it has Lithuanian language.
Does it still have value?

 

[jhm]

Offers accepted ...an IDN, problematic. They require very specific buyers, in the traditional market nobody wants them. I own a handful of IDN's, but they're a pleasure to me. I own my name "james" in Chinese, Japanese and other languages in "dot com"

IMO

 

[Chrstn]

Im quite not sure either when i saw this but i bought it anyway. Is there any specific market i can sell this out?

 

[jhm]

Im quite not sure either when i saw this but i bought it anyway. Is there any specific market i can sell this out?

I'm seeing this word in Arabic / Persian heritage as a first name, than Lithuanian. I suggest doing some outbound ...if you're going to deal in IDN, you better know what you're doing. For the most part, stick with original English "dot com"

 

[noneisnone]

@jhm abo is far more common also the Lithuanian letter at the end kills any chance of any arabic end-user
if your gonna buy an IDN why not get the same one in arabic(ابو) or (أبو)

kinda of hard to explain the meaning of the word but in short say you have a son called mike people who know you will refer to you as abo mike instead of your name basically "the father of"

 

[Chrstn]

i dont have plans on hunting IDN lol! Anyway thanks @jhm