domain Yuppy.org

[em1ncan]

I got this nowadays.
Expiration date: 2009 October

Means: an ambitious young adult, usually college-educated, living in
or near a large city, with a professional career and an
affluent lifestyle.

I think it can be either a youngs community site and entertainment portal or a dating site.
Waiting your opinions.

 

[Traveler]

Yuppies were young in the 80s, now they are old like me.

Anyways, seems like english is not your first language. The term "Yuppy" is an older term that was used in the late 80s and the 90s to refer to a certain generation. We do not use that word much these days, but when we do it refers to that young generation in the 80s.

Your name might be worth more than reg fee, but the extension really hurts the value.

 

[pcp]

It came from the term "Young Urban Professional". I seem to remember the popular spelling was Yuppie? At least it was in the UK. Wow, it makes me feel old, lol...

 

[ofclean]

Yuppy.com is available; I've never really seen this spelling.

 

[bmugford]

I just did a whois, and it looks like Yuppy.com has been taken since 2000.

Created: 2000-01-12
Expires: 2011-01-12
Updated: 2007-10-03

 

[ofclean]

If you go to whois.sc/yuppy.org, it shows yuppy.com as being available; if you go to whois.sc/yuppy.com, it shows that it's taken.

EDIT: Considering that it's taken in many extensions, this domain is definitely worth a good amount; I'm sorry for my other comment!

 

[em1ncan]

thank you for your comments. its now on sedo.. we will see, i think it may worth more than regfee.

 

[exsedo]

although "yuppie" is the correct English spelling, I think this may sell for high $xx possibly reach low $xxx. Good luck.

 

[em1ncan]

yuppie is nowaday terms, yuppy is also correct english term but we can say it is something old. Changed to yuppie nowadays

 

[exsedo]

Yes you are right, both spellings are in the dictionary and they both mean the same. Sorry for my mistake. Yuppie results 1-10 of 2,510,000 at Google. yuppy results 1-10 of 1,420,000 at Google. Good luck with your domain.

 

[em1ncan]

thank you my friend, hope we all would find our best customers