closed causally.com

[evvo]

opinions on this dictionary word domain? Looking forward to your opinions. thanks again guys and gals!

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

looks like a typo to me

 

[evvo]

Thanks for your feedback but no, it's not a typo. Causal is the adjective while causally is the adverb. So, what do you think it's the value of the .com. thanks again

 

[randomo]

Can you give some idea of why you think an end user would want this domain? Many dictionary word .com's have no value, since there's no obvious use for them, and this one might fall into that category.

 

[evvo]

Can you give some idea of why you think an end user would want this domain? Many dictionary word .com's have no value, since there's no obvious use for them, and this one might fall into that category.

well, off the top of my head..... it could be developed into an educational platform/social research platform focused on philosophy seeing that the cause-effect pardigm torments the social studies area. it's just an idea. what do you think?

 

[Shane]

Reg fee. I'm actually stunned this domain has been registered since 2003.

 

[Focus]

It's worth what you can convince someone to pay for it - I have dropped better names lately..good luck with it.

 

[evvo]

thanks for your feedback

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Thanks for your feedback but no, it's not a typo. Causal is the adjective while causally is the adverb. So, what do you think it's the value of the .com. thanks again

sorry, though you meant to type 'casually'

 

[randomo]

Yeah, not feeling this one; don't see any value beyond reg fee.

I see you're a new member of the forum. Be sure to read a lot of threads on here and educate yourself before you spend money on worthless domains. Good luck!

 

[Varlin]

In complete agreement with randomo, beards.net and Focus, I don't see much value, amazed at its undeserved longevity and I have also dropped better names.

I can't figure out any profitable way to use this one or any other similar adverb. Most of them don't sound "natural" to me as domain names.

DOD, develop or drop.