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elbowed.com
complicating.com
procrastinates.com

Let me know

Thanks
 
lol....no offence, but why did u register those names?

Don't see any value sorry.
 
Seems like the dictionary legend has struck

Someone once said that only dictionary domains were of value, hence you get people registering names like obfuscation.com and thinking they've hit the jackpot

Same with the 3 letter domain legend

zqx.com just aint the same as ami.com yet they get snapped up like they're diamonds
 
I'll take any 3-letter .com! :cool:
 
yea everyone thinks any dictionary word is worth alot. tell me what you gonna do with elbowed.com have pictures of people elbowing each other ? roflmao
 
Originally posted by mastmnds
yea everyone thinks any dictionary word is worth alot. tell me what you gonna do with elbowed.com have pictures of people elbowing each other ? roflmao

ROFL....no that would be "elbowing.com", (which is regged btw hahaha), this is elbowed.com.... it will show pictures of people that have been elbowed! :laugh:
 
I've been guilty of regging 1 word .coms just because they were 1 word and .coms but as I'm sure you will learn as I did not all one word .coms are meant to be used.

I see little value. Sorry.
Keep trying. ;)

mbg
 
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