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In general, is a word, plural, dot com likely to have value?
 
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depends on the word, some plurals could be more valuable then the singular version, if it's a single word plural good chance it has value.
 
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Tough call. :|

Kinda like - "If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around, does it make a sound?" :-/

Some questions are too tough to answer!!! :cy:
 
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It depends entirely on the word. For some words it's even more desirable to have the plural...
 
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If it is a common word with an obvious use or branding potential then yes. If it is an obscure word without an obvious use then no.

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Yes ofcourse its good depends on word
for example facebook.com vs facebooks.com
 
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If this word is found in common dictionaries the answer is probably yes - unless this domain is available to be registered right now, in which case the answer is almost certainly no, somebody would have registered it already.
 
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Plural Nouns would generally have more value than plural Verbs. So if it's a Noun, it probably has value. But it so much depends on the word that it is impossible to say without knowing the word itself.
 
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Yes ofcourse its good depends on word
for example facebook.com vs facebooks.com

lol face book is actually 2 words... so this is not a good example
it is 1 website :hehe:
 
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i think products ...... no worries

cars/holidays/clothes/books .........etc
 
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Studentloan.com

or

Studentloans.com

Which is more valuable?
 
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That's two words. At Valuate.com: loan.com $2.5M loans.com $5M. But I'm sure you can find values the other way around as well.
 
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one plural word is still better than two words
 
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