domain teeths.net

[dalem]

What do you guys think?

How Much?

 

[bobbie]

By the way have a look in the dictionary you will find that it is a word. I accept your appology in advance.

You ask for an appraisal and then insult the person who appraises? Interesting concept. Teeth is the plural of tooth. Teeths is used by people who speak Englilsh poorly.

Dictionary.com: No results found for teeths.
Unless of course you are using the possessive as in teeth's with an apostrophe.
Example: New Tooth Whitener Could Enhance Teeth's Natural Healing Ability

 

[louddrums]

hey use that word to refer to shark teeth , they have too much (plural the plural)! lol

 

[Psych101]

This whole post is a little strange. Teeths.net is only valuable to a tooths Dr... With a speech impediment! You will find one perhaps. Good luck. I wish you well.

 

[vim108]

I've been out with plenty of foreign girls who incorrectly refer to things in the Plural.. eg I must wash, shave my hairs....or brush teeths or even clip my downstairs fingernails.

and I've spent much time in India..Oh Yes...and sometimes they also do this

but you can only get away with it, with people who don't speak proper Eglish...

Not like what we do..Oh No

 

[advaita]

God didn't create the word 'teeths' - as Adam and Eve didn't speak English, unless you are speaking of a non-Judaeo-Christian God - in which case his creations didn't speak English either

 

[del.icio.us]

I will offer you 8K for either QVO.com or HGX.com if you are interested

By the way have a look in the dictionary you will find that it is a word. I accept your appology in advance.

Well,
Read the appraisal forum guidelines before arguing with the fellow NP members. Each member has his/her own views on the name, and most of them are in the domain industry for at least 3 - 5 years.

You are holding a useless crap and asking people to appraise it and then arguing! How long have you been in domaining? Go on and have a look at the newbie section for a while!

 

[domainer67]

reg fee,

best of luck with your next name

 

[RevitZone]

I'd say less than reg fee, because I would anticipate not too many people would have reg'd this one in the first place???

 

[Barrucadu]

I would say no more than regfee. It may be pronouncable, but it is not a word, and a .net. In fact, I think 'teeths' sounds quite unprofessional, as it is generally only used by people who arn't used to the English language (as mentioned previously).