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Yoghurts.net

I'm not going to buy this, but it seems interesting. What do you think? How much is this worth potentially?

Taking into account this:
yoghurt.nl 4,553 USD 2015-10-16 Sedo
yoghurt.com 21,230 USD 2007-10-03 Sedo

 

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Those sales are very dated - the preferred spelling appears to have evolved to yogurt, unless maybe you were specifically targeting the European market.

https://writingexplained.org/yogurt-vs-yoghurt-difference
In other words, yogurt will never be incorrect—no matter where you are. Yoghurt, however, should be avoided in American English.

To remember that yoghurt is the primarily British spelling of this word, think about the H that it shares with the word British. There is no H in the word American, and yoghurt should not be used in American English.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/new...oghurt-producers-using-American-spelling.html
To the dismay of traditionalists, more manufacturers and retailers have have been using the Americanized spelling of yogurt that drops the letter 'h'. But producers have defended the move, saying the British spelling of yoghurt is now outdated and should reflect the industry changes. May 26, 2009