domain nnicrosoft.eu and nicrosoft.eu apprasial please

[loscocco]

nnicrosoft.eu and nicrosoft.eu apprasial please
ASIDE!!! from the TM issues
What do you think their value is.

 

[vslevin]

Hard to appraise aside from TM issues, because TM issues are so big. I cannot ignore TM issues, because if you try to do anything with it, theres bound to be a dispute.

Reg fee.

 

[khuldun]

If you are thinking people will type m as nn then you are mighty wrong, dont know about TM issues, but still it is a worthless name, sorry!

 

[dnb8]

nicrosoft.eu

this is good typo domain, have you got any type-in traffic?

 

[webcom]

with or without TM issues, they are worthless

 

[Rob]

I dont fancy going up against *if my memory serves me right* the 2nd biggest company in the world.

 

[chimaera]

Totally depends on traffic.

 

[Kate]

TM issues set aside, it's not a good typo. The letters 'm' and 'n' are not even close to each other on the keyboard. I doubt anybody would type in 'nnicrosoft.eu' or even 'nicrosoft.eu'. It visually looks like it but it's not the real thing.
This kind of name is more a liability than an asset IMO. My advice: forget about them and let them drop.
Verdict: < $0.
Good luck.

 

[jmcc]

TM issues set aside, it's not a good typo. The letters 'm' and 'n' are not even close to each other on the keyboard.

On standard English language keyboards, 'n' and 'm' are right beside each other.

This kind of name is more a liability than an asset IMO. My advice: forget about them and let them drop.

Good advice. The domain is so clearly a typosquat that Microsoft would just have to contact Eurid to have it deactivated.

Regards...jmcc

 

[cvxdes]

Whoever said N and M wern't close together... I don't know what you're on.

Anyways, if .eu catches on, like Ca is in canada and .com is everywhere... They you may have a chance.... If someone happens to have a QUERTY keyboard. I remember hearing somehting about europeans having a Dvorak one.. Don't know, but I'd say ~$30

 

[Kate]

Whoever said N and M wern't close together... I don't know what you're on.

:red: I need glasses
That's what happens when you have to switch between 3 different keyboards all day long :lol:

I dont fancy going up against *if my memory serves me right* the 2nd biggest company in the world.

BTW some one registered billgates.eu, and it's not someone from Redmond :hehe:

 

[vslevin]

If someone happens to have a QUERTY keyboard. I remember hearing somehting about europeans having a Dvorak one.. Don't know, but I'd say ~$30

Its QWERTY, the first 6 letters on the keyboard.

 

[dnb8]

http://www.klippert.com/tcc/blog/pics/Dvorak.jpg

I hear for first time about keyboard like this

 

[WuLabsWuTecH]

TM issues are waaay too big to ignore, these names have no value $0

 

[Keynes]

Negative values

 

[cvxdes]

Someone tell me how this has TM issues? It's a N not a M. If it was MICROSOFT.EU, then there would be huge issues. Nicrosoft isn't an issue, imo. Infact, it could be a brandable name.

 

[Sam]

CVXDES,

Perhaps you havent heard of the WIPO desicions on TYPO DOMAINS? GOOOGLE.COM!?!? Perhaps you should do some research to realize that tm typos are a liability.

-Sam

 

[zachary0611]

im not an expert on tm issues but im sure you wouldnt have a problem making a site nicrosoft.com that wasnt related to microsoft.com or just a hate site lol and u could just recieve the extra typo traffic to your site

 

[Epic]

$0.

And that's aside from the TM issues.

 

[CrazyTech]

Someone tell me how this has TM issues? It's a N not a M. If it was MICROSOFT.EU, then there would be huge issues. Nicrosoft isn't an issue, imo. Infact, it could be a brandable name.

Check out MikeRoweSoft.com or any of the others.

However, the user asked for values aside from TMs. I'd say with the domain nnicrosoft.com that's it's reg. fee to worthless. To be blunt, I'm not quite sure what you were going after, maybe I'm missing something here.

nicrosoft.com may be worth a little more, but I'd say no more than low $xx (possibly mid $xx) because of the TM issues on it. As someone said, there really isn't a way to get around those TM issues. It sounds like a great brandable name, but I'm not convinced that you're talking the big bucks given the shadow that hangs over it.