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i presently own this domain and i want to have an idea of a price to place it for sell.
 
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The only fob meaning i can find is a shipping term meaning free on board.
I think "lish" only works as a brandable for commercial keywords. Fob doesnt seem like a commercial keyword so i think it will be hard to sell this one
 
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I don't really like the name. You said it may be used for fashion but you may be confusing "fob" with "fab". Fab is more used for fashion. And I wouldn't even reg fabish much less fablish,, so just imagine how bad foblish is?

I am curious to know what was going through your mind when you registered this name?

IMHO I think foblish is rubbish....no offense intended.

I advised you to put this name in the appraisal section because it might help you as it helped me in the past. So you don't waste your money... It would take a miracle if someone is willing to pay more than $5 for this name.
 
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I don't really like the name. You said it may be used for fashion but you may be confusing "fob" with "fab". Fab is more used for fashion. And I wouldn't even reg fabish much less fablish,, so just imagine how bad foblish is?

I am curious to know what was going through your mind when you registered this name?

IMHO I think foblish is rubbish....no offense intended.

I advised you to put this name in the appraisal section because it might help you as it helped me in the past. So you don't waste your money... It would take a miracle if someone is willing to pay more than $5 for this name.
well i will develop it then......the idea is to make meaning out of things regardless. what is flickr, yahoo, google, these are created words with absolutely no value or meaning.
 
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well i will develop it then......the idea is to make meaning out of things regardless. what is flickr, yahoo, google, these are created words with absolutely no value or meaning.
True but all made up words are not created equal. Any name can be developed... But the name would need a strong product or service or platform behind it to have any value. Made up names must sound catchy or brandable. Flickr is from most likely from the word flicker and probably related to camera lens... Photos, Google sounds good and easy to say as goggle and has probably trillions behind the name. Yahoo likewise..

I own made up names like Tepica, Kubans etc... I'm not against the idea of making up names... But the name should sound good man.

.."lish" is just not a good thing to add at he end of anything. Maybe "ish" but not "lish"

Better names drop every hour... Some places even offer the lists for free.


I others chime in....
 
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True but all made up words are not created equal. Any name can be developed... But the name would need a strong product or service or platform behind it to have any value. Made up names must sound catchy or brandable. Flickr is from most likely from the word flicker and probably related to camera lens... Photos, Google sounds good and easy to say as goggle and has probably trillions behind the name. Yahoo likewise..

I own made up names like Tepica, Kubans etc... I'm not against the idea of making up names... But the name should sound good man.

.."lish" is just not a good thing to add at he end of anything. Maybe "ish" but not "lish"

Better names drop every hour... Some places even offer the lists for free.


I others chime in....
YEAH I GET YOUR POINT, WELL SAID. I PURCHASED THAT NAME ROUGHLY TWO YEARS AGO WHEN I WAS QUITE NEW TO DOMAINING SO I GUESS I CAN SAY I AM BETTER INFORMED. DIN'T SPEND A FORTUNE ON IT.
 
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