domain Adel.com

[Federer]

Adel.com

Nice name. Any ideas on potential value?

 

[bmugford]

I agree. VCVC.com is a market still on the rise with plenty of room to grow.

your are right, but that is a word too in some language and a name while the other here aren't. Btw VCVC are very undervaluated at the moment imho

 

[Tim Schoon]

your are right, but that is a word too in some language and a name while the other here aren't. Btw VCVC are very undervaluated at the moment imho

actually Egal is a VERY common german word, Aren is a common first name, isec is an iword domain and so on.

I don't think Adel would hit $4k reseller

 

[DNK.it]

actually Egal is a VERY common german word, Aren is a common first name, isec is an iword domain and so on.

I don't think Adel would hit $4k reseller

then they are going at a fair price imho.
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some compared sales start with A from tdvr.com :

avun.com $10,000.00 09/15/2007 Sedo
adel.com $10,100.00 08/23/2007 Sedo
atis.com $9,000.00 06/30/2007
amil.com $10,276.00 12/04/2006 SnapNames
arep.com $11,111.00 08/16/2006 Afternic

dont think he want to sell cheapest than that :imho:

 

[ssamriga]

Adel is a common women's name, you just need to find an enduser...
Reseller price could be around mid x,xxx this should go to an enduser...

 

[TechQueen]

Great name.
Easily worth High $x,xxx to mid $xx,xxx

 

[bricio]

high $x,xxx

:gn:

 

[Noner]

No appraise, but check this one:

The name Adel (le) may refer to:
Adel, Leeds, in England
Adel, Georgia
Adel, Iowa
Adel, Oregon
Adel, Elhalawani,Famous maths and physics expert
The Adel district of Baghdad.
Sorceress Adel, a fictional character from the video game Final Fantasy VIII
Adelheid Bernstein, a King of Fighters character
Adel is an Arabic name. Adel in Arabic means fair, as in just to all parties. (Male: Adel, Female: Adeela)
Adelle- is a French name. Adelle in French means noble, other forms are Adela, Adelaide, Adelina, Adeline.
Adel means nobility in Swedish, Dutch and German. See main article: Nobility. Or Adel may in context refer to one of these Divisions of German nobility:
Uradel (ancient Nobility): Nobility that dates back to at least the 1500s, and originates from leadership positions during the Migration Period.
Briefadel (newer nobility): Nobility by patent. The first known document is from September 30 1360 for Wyker Frosch in Mainz.
Hochadel (high nobility or princes): Nobility that was sovereign or had a high degree of sovereignty, usually including the right of high justice (ability to impose death sentences) under the Holy Roman Empire.
Niederer Adel (lower nobility): Nobility that had a lower degree of sovereignty. The majority of knightly families and in general of the origination of the many names including the prefix "Von" (of or from placename).

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adel