Z in place of s

[jasper]

Do DNs with a Z in place of the S have value?

e.g. domainz in place of domains ?

Thanks

 

[Wilfredo]

Sometimes but it depends, like celebz, fakez, crackz, warez, guyz...
Yeah they do, but only in popular wordZ!

 

[RJ]

Decent resale value if the term is excellent (girlz, carz, namez),
Minimal/low resale value if the term is good (scriptz, sitez, domainz),
No resale value if the term is mediocre (roadz, fakez, searchez)

Overall, not a good investment.

 

[jasper]

Thanks for the inputs.

So is a term with "filmz" in it excellent, good, or mediocre?

 

[RJ]

Filmz I would say is very good. Moviez would be excellent.

Filmz.Com, $100+

 

[jasper]

you are right, I am from the UK where we go to see a "film", I am thinking that is the US you go to see a "movie" ?

More relevant because I am looking at .com not .co.uk

 

[Anthony]

I think z's instead of s's can be considered typos and should be avoided in most cases.

 

[webscorpion]

Just me, but I'll never register one.

 

[Darren]

If I was able to pick up a good one, I'd think about it, but generally I'd say away from names liek this.

Then again, I hate all this stupid 'txt tlk' and the impact it's had on our language.

A few years ago using 'z' would have been great, now, it's crap, to be blunt about it, in my opinion!

 

[CoolGuy]

I think domainz.com can be profitable if used correctly.

 

[Anthony]

Originally posted by CoolGuy
I think domainz.com can be profitable if used correctly.

What do you mean by "correctly"?

 

[g0ldy]

i think he means if you develope it?

 

[Anthony]

Well, if that's the case, then I agree. Otherwise, I don't see how someone can use a typo "correctly", as it were.

 

[CoolGuy]

The word domain has a huge directly
and the z instead of s I would call that a typo really.