Swedish one-word .coms wanted

[col]

I'm looking for Swedish one-word .com domains. Preferably domains that have been registered for a couple of years.

Please PM domain and asking price and I'll let you know if I'm interested or not.

 

[domainstosell]

.com only? I have some good .se domains...

And will you consider Swedish IDN .com and .se?

 

[col]

.com only? I have some good .se domains...

And will you consider Swedish IDN .com and .se?

I'm mainly looking for .com, but could consider .se domains too. I'm not interested in IDN domains though. Please send me a PM with what you've got. Remember to include asking prices.

 

[col]

Still looking...

 

[col]

One last try... still looking

 

[AEIOU]

pm sent

 

[col]

Still looking...

 

[col]

Still looking for Swedish one-word .com domains

 

[IQHS]

Ballpark budget available?

 

[col]

Ballpark budget available?

Most likely not more than $100/domain

 

[IQHS]

OK, thanks for letting me know.

 

[col]

OK, thanks for letting me know.

Do you have any domains matching what I'm looking for?

 

[Mokum]

not Swedisch but a try Geilo.com

Hello Col,
i have Geilo.com Ski place in Norway. (soory no Sweden...)
1500 Euro.
thanks
Peter

 

[col]

Hello Col,
i have Geilo.com Ski place in Norway. (soory no Sweden...)
1500 Euro.
thanks
Peter

As stated above I'm looking for Swedish one-word domains, so no thanks.

 

[domainstosell]

Macao.se (and Macau.se)

Please PM if interested.

 

[col]

Macao.se (and Macau.se)

Please PM if interested.

PM sent

 

[ibydesign]

One word for $100?!!! I was going to offer smorgasbords.com but not for under $##K

 

[col]

One word for $100?!!! I was going to offer smorgasbords.com but not for under $##K

It could have been interesting if it would have been smorgasbord.com. In Swedish it's called 'smörgåsbord' in both singular and plural, so the term 'smorgasbords' doesn't make any sense in Swedish. I'm not sure how the word is used in plural in English though...

 

[upbeat]

flexwet.com

 

[col]

flexwet.com

Is that a Swedish word? What does it mean?