Plurals with a 'Z'

[floatingworld]

If the singular is not available, nor the plural with an 's', might it be OK with a 'z'?....not a business name..
something.com somethings.com somethingz.com

 

[Sleepy-uk]

ew, I don't like 'em but apparently teenagers do.

 

[Gene]

It works if you're willing to brand it and promote heavily so it becomes a well known brand. One example: starz.com

 

[Morph]

I don't like them myself.
"Z" is far from premium, but its better used as "Starz" than. . "samzung"

My 76.pence

 

[Maverick]

It can work well but it does depend on the name you're gonna use. As an example toolz would look and sound ok.

 

[ff89]

I got cardz.info...............

 

[DomainSage]

I think if it is going to be a site aimed at the younger market then it can work, but I avoid them.

All the best

Richard

 

[faisj]

I would not buy such a domain namen (my opinion)

 

[Jeffrey]

If the name is a popular dictionary word then it's worthy to be added with "z" and also as long as it should also sound grammatically correct.

Good:
domainz
foolz

Not good:
Repliez
Nextz

Well this is just my opinion.

 

[domainprince]

I think it would depend on the name. Personally I would prefer s.

 

[AHA7]

If the name is a "great" one and sounds nice with the "z", I'd get it :imho:

 

[monRa]

I think it works only in one word domains, for example the cooldomainz.com just sucks but the domainz.com seems to me not so bad!

 

[.X.]

It is becoming an excepted trend to use z as the plural on DNs,However i much agree with gene,You will need brand and promote the name heavily to have great success with it.

 

[tajimd]

Good idea, but it might certainly not work with few words.and in some case it does not even sounds good

 

[floatingworld]

Good idea, but it might certainly not work with few words.and in some case it does not even sounds good

the example is something along the lines of 'sillygirlz.com'

 

[lextalionis]

I sold a XXXXXz.com name for low X,XXX, the odd part was that the plural was like deer or fish, but an alternate spelling had a plural contained the s.

Kind of like peace and piece. Phonetically similar, but completely different meanings.