closed Amnesia(.)com

[Kventures]

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[Theo]

I was going to estimate it but I forgot about what I had in mind

 

[bwhhisc]

Medical names, diseases etc have sold well over time so this should be no exception. My guess is lower side of xx,xxx if auctioned, but much bigger potential if developed.

 

[Theo]

Sorry, my amnesia was temporary. Definitely 6 figures. Phew. Now, what is this place, who are you people?

 

[Melly]

Sorry, my amnesia was temporary. Definitely 6 figures. Phew. Now, what is this place, who are you people?

nerd lol.


I think the domain is worth definitely high xxxx low xxxxx

 

[james2002]

I think xxxx to resellers.

 

[thevirtual]

How common is this medical condition?

Either way this has many non-medical uses. ex. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amnesia_(nightclub)

 

[Kventures]

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[james2002]

I didn't know it. The first thing coming into my mind was Amnesia secondary to head injury.

 

[south]

What were you talking about?

 

[Theo]

I lost my way around again. But now I remember. Amnesia is a Greek word.

 

[bwhhisc]

I lost my way around again. But now I remember. Amnesia is a Greek word.

Reminded me of the funny scene in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" where Gus tries to prove ALL words come from Greek origins.

 

[Theo]

Yeah, but this one is the real thing
"A" is the negation, "mneme" is memory or recollection. The suffix of "-sia" denotes condition. So yes, it's a medical term, primarily. It's easier for Greek speakers to study medicine because the majority of the terms & conditions are derived from or in Greek.

So, this is a great name - I was going to say something else but amnesia kicked in

 

[Gerry]

It has got to be worth a minimum of
why am I here?

 

[cbk]

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[Theo]

Acro once was somewhat funny but 4 puns in a row not funny anymore.

Good domain.

I tried to make it 5 but I forgot to.

 

[bwhhisc]

Yeah, but this one is the real thing
"A" is the negation, "mneme" is memory or recollection. The suffix of "-sia" denotes condition. So yes, it's a medical term, primarily. It's easier for Greek speakers to study medicine because the majority of the terms & conditions are derived from or in Greek. So, this is a great name - I was going to say something else but amnesia kicked in

LMAO....you are indeed right about this word being 100% Greek in origin. :yes:

 

[Kventures]

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