domain Sleaszy.com

[Joyceepoo]

Thanks for your time in valuating Sleaszy.com What amount do you appraise it for? It had good brand ability and is generic. I feel this helps in adding value along with the fact that this domain has only 7 letters.

 

[ArielT]

Well, very near to the dictionary word Sleazy and as brandable I see it a bit complicated its spelling to be friendly, so my guess is $0

 

[Joyceepoo]

Well, very near to the dictionary word Sleazy and as brandable I see it a bit complicated its spelling to be friendly, so my guess is $0

Okay. Thanks for taking the time.

 

[iowadawg]

Someone can not spell too well.

Why not get Slleasy.com while you are at it?

Value is zip.

 

[Nattydomain]

Stop with the brandable typos and save your money for a nice domain on the drop. Really reg these type of domains do nothing for yo ubut a headache and a look back at how dumb you were starting out as a domainer.

 

[Joyceepoo]

Someone can not spell too well.

Why not get Slleasy.com while you are at it?

Value is zip.

(Oh no he didn't:O)

When I hand reg this, I was well aware of what I was doing. Boy, I know I'm new around here, but I find some of you guys to be a real piece of work. I notice how some of you act with others here too. If you're having a bad day or a bad life, I'd rather you not be bothered with my request. I would like for you to simply appraise my domain without the frivolous insults. Is that too hard of a thing to accomplish without making condescending remarks? Surely, you must be aware that people create words. The person who created the word google was not attempting to spell goggle. I am also pretty sure that the person who paid $270,600 for Kredit.com, knew that the correct spelling was actually "credit".

Now if created words which are pronounceable or brand-worthy still have no monetary value, I can accept that, but I do not feel it is necessary for my intelligence to be insulted by you or anyone else here just because you happen to be more knowledgeable about domaining. Sometimes, (like yesterday with one other poster) I will let the mud slinging slide, but I am human just like you or anyone else. And like anyone else, I would like to be shown just a little respect with the valuations.

Anyway, thanks for the evaluation.0 I appreciate your time.



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Stop with the brandable typos and save your money for a nice domain on the drop. Really reg these type of domains do nothing for yo ubut a headache and a look back at how dumb you were starting out as a domainer.

We all start out dumb...it's just that some of us manage somehow to forget that factor. Anyway, all of my domains are not created words. Some are keep words such as FlatNoteCards.com or phrases such as iGotApps.com or WeGotPaydayLoans.com Some are 3 and 4 letter domains (Oyme.com) but there are about 6 or 7 of words that I created because that's just something I enjoy doing.

Anyway, thanks for the teach and the evaluation. Your time is appreciated.

 

[iowadawg]

Yet another person wants an appraisal then gets mad at the appraisers and calls out names, etc.

Guy, either get over it or don't put up a domain for appraisal.

Big difference over kredit versus sleaszy.
Or google and sleaszy.

Your thinking is close, but needs more work.

 

[Joyceepoo]

Advice taken on both points. However, if you read my post again, you will understand it was not even about the appraisals at all. SMH Nor did I call out any names or attempt to compare sleazy with google. My point was that words are created and registered all of the time and it does not mean that the person who created that word has a spelling problem.:hehe: Anyway, on to the next thread. Life is good.

 

[NPer]

I am also pretty sure that the person who paid $270,600 for Kredit.com, knew that the correct spelling was actually "credit".

Incorrect.... the buyer knew that it's a German word which translates to Credit in English. Not just some random incorrect spelling of Credit!!

 

[Kate]

Sleaszy.com is not brandable, and probably not a viable typo.
Needless to say it wouldn't pass the radio test either.

It looks like Hungarian to me, with the S followed by a Z.

 

[Joyceepoo]

Sleaszy.com is not brandable, and probably not a viable typo.
Needless to say it wouldn't pass the radio test either.

It looks like Hungarian to me, with the S followed by a Z.

Okay. Thanks for taking the time to evaluate it.:]