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Domain Name: www.i-s-l-a-m.com

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just to note, islam is the world's second largest religion, and with islam.com having been sold for over a million dollars if i'm not wrong.

Although hypenated, it still does appears in a resonably amount of searches. Can be developed for religious specified community/group. I ask for your opinions on its value. I can see that quite a no. of people are going for popular, hypenated terms like b-u-s-i-n-e-s-s, or a-r-t for their domain names as well.

opinions pls?
 
there seems to be more and more people going for schmuck domains these days. they are not resellable just now but there popularity may increase!
 
i kinda agree with you. not to say that hypenated words are totally of no value if compared.

take for instance,

a-r-t.com well, doesnt that look abit 'artisticly' used? of course the words value drops, much like generic terms, as it gets longer.

would you say b-u-s-i-n-e-s-s.com, or s-a-l-e-s.com will not sell too compared to its counterparts? i doubt so. whats your opinion?

FilthyVentures said:
Reg Fee, maybe low $xx at best

I just dont see anybody typing in www.i-s-l-a-m.com when they can just type in islam.com

of course, thus such a hypenated word must firstly be popular, n meaningful, n no doubt not unusually a long string, like e-n-c-y-c-l-o-p-e-d-i-a.
 
regfee, i think hyphen names are only worth it to separate 2 words like new-york or hong-kong, not to put in between each letter.
 
lyndonmaxewell said:
i kinda agree with you. not to say that hypenated words are totally of no value if compared.

take for instance,

a-r-t.com well, doesnt that look abit 'artisticly' used? of course the words value drops, much like generic terms, as it gets longer.

would you say b-u-s-i-n-e-s-s.com, or s-a-l-e-s.com will not sell too compared to its counterparts? i doubt so. whats your opinion?



of course, thus such a hypenated word must firstly be popular, n meaningful, n no doubt not unusually a long string, like e-n-c-y-c-l-o-p-e-d-i-a.

You cant compare b-u-s-i-n-e-s-s.com with your name i-s-l-a-m.com because they arent on the same level.

"business" overture / 1,828,281 searches for "business"
"islam" overture / 109,985 searches for "islam"
 
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