domain blemi .sh - Hack

[MiamiDomainer93]

Any value in this domain hack? Thanks

blemi(sh)

 

[jhm]

A good hack should be a word of true significance, to be acceptable. The word "blemish" wouldn't qualify, IMO

Such a domain may target the cosmetics market. In that respect, more acceptable hacks may be face, skin, cosmetics etc

 

[whoevencares]

blemi(sh) ---> May be.., But, its a negative word.. .""a small mark or flaw which spoils the appearance of something."" ... A few educated souls who are into literary, tend to be old school into buying coms. I am suprised why this caught your eyes?

 

[Jordon M.]

Low-xx to High-xx

 

[richardhope]

blemi(sh) ---> May be.., But, its a negative word.. .""a small mark or flaw which spoils the appearance of something."" ... A few educated souls who are into literary, tend to be old school into buying coms. I am suprised why this caught your eyes?

"A few educated souls who are into literary, tend to be old school into buying coms. I am suprised why this caught your eyes?"
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Please don't listen to silliness like this. A clue as to how "literary" this particular member is can instantly be found in their shockingly ungrammatical commentary, above...

As for the .com bias on here, it's to be expected. What I don't expect, 'though, is for .com devotee's, who can scarcely articulate themselves, to exercise any real insight in to marketing or domain values. Anyway, I will leave it there...

As for the domain, it's pretty good, and it most obviously applies to the skin-care industry. An alternate use for the identity, however, might be in the form of a news-style site; where the site chronicles the negative news items (the "blemishes") that are effecting, say, politicians or otherwise high-profile individuals.

I'd say its value could be anywhere from US$2000-$10000, depending on the buyers' motivation level...

Good luck!