domain federalise.com?

[Wesley S]

Please appraise this one word .com for me. tyvm.

 

[Wesley S]

^

 

[Mr.company]

no sure,not many law domains sold ending in .se,very hard to evaluate.

 

[Wesley S]

ty leadnetwork

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Who says its a law domain? Not hard to evaluate.
Its ugly and typo of federalize
Reg fee
What kind of appraisal is not sure?

 

[Mr.company]

Who says its a law domain? Not hard to evaluate.
Its ugly and typo of federalize
Reg fee
What kind of appraisal is not sure?

really,everyone has an opinion,the sort of message you are sending is nasty,rude,not helpful

 

[Mr.company]

Federal without ize can be law to,read it.

 

[Wesley S]

everyone has there opinion, even rude ones. The proper way to spell the word is federalise, americans to be different in the past changed the s to z. The new European union used the word in making the new laws for the European union.

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This article is about real world federalisation of Europe. For hypothetical proposals, see United States of Europe. For the political doctrine of European cultural integration, see Europeanism. For the process of integration in Europe generally, see European integration.

Federalisation of the European Union is the institutional process by which the European Union (EU) is transformed from a confederation (a union of sovereign states) towards a federation (a single federal state with a central government, consisting of a number of partially self-governing federated states). There is ongoing discussion about the extent to which the EU has already become a federation over the course of decades, and more importantly, to what degree it should continue to evolve into a federalist direction.

 

[Mr.company]

i know,i was just trying to explain .com sales

 

[latenightwithpete]

Hi,

It's a one word COM, but not that popular, I would put lower 3 figures.

Sidenote: federalise.eu is available for registration for anyone interested. It's definitely a funny domain to own, but the european federation will never happen