domain Pokerpeoples*com

[Enni]

hello,

please appraise for this domain

pokerpeoples*com

thanks enni

 

[Enni]

bump

 

[Enni]

no opinion ?

greets enni

 

[Enni]

bump

 

[Enni]

hello,

for 2k in auction here pokerpeoples*com

greets enni

 

[dlatua]

English is not my native language, but as far as i know english people does not have plural like peoples, if this is right means reg fee value

 

[gingeman]

I am sorry I don;t think this name has much/any real value -it doesn't make much sense for the reasons mentioned above. Good luck though!

 

[cybermonkey]

Agree, peoples doesn't sound proper English to me either. PokerPeople would've made more sence.

 

[exsedo]

Previous poster Dlatua is correct. Person is singular - People is the plural.

 

[Enni]

pokerpeoples is beautiful forum domain for example :red:

 

[kaposzta]

English is not my native language, but there's a plural form for people - if another meaning of people is used ('folk' or 'nation').
So 'poker peoples' may mean 'poker nations'.
The domain can also be used as a typo - many don't know that people is plural

 

[Enni]

helo,

for 70$ in auction here

greets enni

 

[banners]

this one does not sound very promising

 

[Enni]

thanks, we will see.

 

[Debt.tv]

English is not my native language, but there's a plural form for people - if another meaning of people is used ('folk' or 'nation').
So 'poker peoples' may mean 'poker nations'.
The domain can also be used as a typo - many don't know that people is plural

Peoples does not mean nation or folk. They are synonyms, different words with the same meaning. People is plural for person. Peoples is not a word.

Sorry,

Regfee

 

[Jawed]

I entirely agree with the general consensus.

Just a footnote on the word ‘peoples’: :lol:

Peoples : Noun
The human beings of a particular nation or community or ethnic group; "the indigenous peoples of Australia"
WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.