domain Very uncool and unfavourable domain

[wuzzyfly]

I would be surprise if anyone appraises this for anything higher than reg fee. :o

Unfavourable.com

While you are at it, pls provide suggestions on how this domain can be developed.

Thanks.

 

[loscocco]

actually i think its worth a bit more than reg fee.. I like it a lot. Mid XX. its simple.. makes sense and spelled right

 

[GFX^^]

mid-high xx it is a one word .com :D

 

[Anthony]

low - mid $xx -- One word .com, but alternate, British spelling limits potential end users.

 

[Dan]

I would turn it into a forum, but not sure exactly what it would be about? Maybe for goths?

But, I don't think it could go for much. Low $XX.

 

[wuzzyfly]

Thank you all!

I am still uncertain how to develop this.

 

[staskul]

mid $xx IMHO

 

[DOMiNIC]

low - mid $xx -- One word .com, but alternate, British spelling limits potential end users.

I don't see how 'The alternate british Spelling' can limit potential end users.

Typical american arrogance that the US is the biggest and best.

Check this thread I posted last year concerning the spelling of colour v color favour v favor etc. http://www.namepros.com/domain-name...mericans.html?highlight=spelling+color/colour

As you can see everyone except the US spell words like 'Unfavourable' with a 'U'.

Seeing as the US has a population of only 295,000,000 (and there are are about 35 million latins who don't speak hardly any English) I think the British 'Alternative Spelling' wins hands down.

Population of...

UK - 60,000,000
Australia - 40,000,000
New Zealand - 4,000,000
South Africa - 44,000,000
Canada - 32,000,000
India - 1,080,000,000
+ All of the other British Commonwealth Countries, Islands and Territories all spell it with a 'U'.

Still I guess the future of these spellings depends greatly on whether children grow up with a US or British version of Microsoft installed on their computers.

Don't forget there is a UK version of Overture

 

[DJ-Sound]

mid$xx