closed Appraise my IDNs

[diverge]

Hoo boy. Okay, I know I am opening the floodgates here, but I am really curious if there is anyone else out there who sees any hope for IDNs. Here's my list. Please appraise honestly:

:worried:

£1000.com
£100.com
£10.com
free£.com
free¥.com
lŏŏk.com
lôôk.com
﴾oYo﴿.com
﴾·Y·﴿.com
sёx.com
sềx.com
sểx.com
sẻx.com
sẽx.com
sẹx.com

 

[Theo]

Hmm they don't resolve?

 

[diverge]

Yeah, some were pointing to DNS servers that were not set up yet, and others were recent regs. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Sometimes I get lazy. They should resolve in the morning.

 

[dillpupp]

IDN's have huge potential,they sell on Sedo everyday...But the only way an IDN will have inherent value is if it's a correctly spelled keyword or single character domain.
Most of those on your list are just creative expressions with the various characters.There are a million ways to spell "sex" in IDN's ś,ŝ,Å¡,ѕ,ế,ẻ,ệ,ễ,ẹ,ề,ě,ė,ē,ę,ě,,etc...but none of them are correct in any language.They may get a handful of Google results,but they're a tough sell on all accounts.
The "look" names are cool looking,but again...you're using Foreign letters in an English word.."look" isn't even a word in the countries where those accented o's are used.
The ones with the currency symbols are interesting enough to be brandable,but I see no automatic value for them as is.Although, 100円.com is a popular Japanese site.
I would say stick to regging really good keywords in German,Korean,Chinese,Japanese,French,and Spanish,if you can find any still available.