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closed Dictionary Domain - Constrain.net

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Looking for your thoughts and appraisals with regards to the dictionary domain Constrain.net

con.strain
  1. To compel by physical, moral, or circumstantial force; oblige: felt constrained to object. See synonyms at force.
  2. To keep within close bounds; confine: a life that had been constrained by habit to the same few activities and friends.
  3. To inhibit or restrain; hold back: “Failing to control the growth of international debt will also constrain living standards” (Ronald Brownstein).
  4. To produce in a forced or inhibited manner.

Thanks in advance,

Craig
 
I find it hard to put a value on these sort of names. The word itself probably fits few purposes and is negative in it's nature but at the same time it's relatively short, memorable and a dictionary word.

Mid $xx?
 
Never that low! $xxx at min, possibly to $x,xxx depending on the party purchasing. Shoot if you sell for $xx let me know... LOL
 
Thanks for the input so far. Anymore? :)
 
..its not really a good dictionary word because its not very brand friendly and a .net. I think any offer over $100 is an offer worth considering
 
its an ok one word .net with not many uses, at least low $xxx still imo anyways, if it was premium then it would be several thousand to even $xx,xxx..but it's not.

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Thanks again. If I were to ask £100 (~ $200) for the domain would this be a fair price for both buyer and seller? Or is this too high (or low!) of an $xxx offer?

I'm used to .co.uk sales, not one-word .net's :)

Craig
 
I think 200 bucks is a fair deal for both parties
 
Never that low! $xxx at min, possibly to $x,xxx depending on the party purchasing. Shoot if you sell for $xx let me know... LOL

I'd put this type of name at high $xx - why ? - because I've had a thread in offers wanted to sell a couple of (good - consumer product) 1 word .nets for that much for 2-3 days, but as yet no takers....so the market price is around about there.
 
I'd put this type of name at high $xx - why ? - because I've had a thread in offers wanted to sell a couple of (good - consumer product) 1 word .nets for that much for 2-3 days, but as yet no takers....so the market price is around about there.

i agree. $xx mid - high
it is a dictionary word & a net, but see no use. i've offered better on this forum at $100 & had no takers. if you have an offer, i'd take it, as earlier mentioned it is quite a negative word & can't see a use tbh.
good luck
Pred :)
 
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