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emqo.com

pronounceable, any thoughts?
 
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It is not pronounceable, no. 2 bad letters (M and Q). This thing is worth about the average for a LLLL.com but likely nothing higher.
 
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It is not pronounceable, no. 2 bad letters (M and Q). This thing is worth about the average for a LLLL.com but likely nothing higher.

It is pronouncable.. the letters M and
Q are not 'bad' letters, and what exactly
is the average for a LLLL.com these days?!

Anyway, I would like to actually appraise
this domain for the owner, and will say it's
worth between $200-$800; much higher if a
company decides they need it.

Good luck to the owner.
 
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If a domain requires imagination to pronounce, then it's not grammatically pronounceable. Q is among the least-used letters in the English alphabet; M is around the middle. Please get your facts straight before defending something.

As a real appraisal, I'd say $100 max looks realistic.
 
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LLLL s are not worth as much any more on the other hand if you can get a NNNN that 'd be awesome.
 
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$xx reseller, IMO. Good luck
 
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I think it is quite pronounceable, as far as the value, I agree with symbol domain, probably bit higher.
 
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The Q kills it.
And again, if one has to explain what the domain could be, it is not good.

Reg fee max.
 
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It is not pronounceable, no. 2 bad letters (M and Q). This thing is worth about the average for a LLLL.com but likely nothing higher.

Since when "M" has become a bad letter? I've missed this info ;)

As for the domain I'd say low $xx if no acronym available.
 
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It's not a "bad" letter per se. It's just not a quality/premium letter. It's about the 12th-13th most used letter in English. If M doesn't fit into an acronym, then it's pretty much a letter to be avoided.

Since when "M" has become a bad letter? I've missed this info ;)
 
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It's not a "bad" letter per se. It's just not a quality/premium letter. It's about the 12th-13th most used letter in English. If M doesn't fit into an acronym, then it's pretty much a letter to be avoided.

A quick look at your 'signature', whereupon I see the domains LazyIdiots.com and MentallyRetarded.net, tells me all I need to know about you and your credentials for evaluating a domain name...
 
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Assumptions will hurt you. I never once said or implied they were even reg fee. You ASSUME that I think they are of value. They are just domains I'm holding in my portfolio. I have no faith in them (had I any faith, I would be pursuing buyers, not merely showing them in a sig). You see, assumptions make you look like a fool, as you just successfully made yourself out to look.

A quick look at your 'signature', whereupon I see the domains LazyIdiots.com and MentallyRetarded.net, tells me all I need to know about you and your credentials for evaluating a domain name...
 
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Assumptions will hurt you. I never once said or implied they were even reg fee. You ASSUME that I think they are of value. They are just domains I'm holding in my portfolio. I have no faith in them (had I any faith, I would be pursuing buyers, not merely showing them in a sig). You see, assumptions make you look like a fool, as you just successfully made yourself out to look.

Hehe, there's a fresh glass of Kool Aid waiting for you right here Randy...!
 
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