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iWarner.com

Thanks to everyone.
 
It's not worth anything, but at least you can spell it and prounounce it.....and it is dotcom. You have to ask yourself why a name would be worth anything. Question one...does it get traffic? The answer is NO for this name. Question two.....can you imagine someone wanting to buy it off of you and developing a site on it? Answer is NO.

So, it isn't worth anything. Why would it be? I see lots of people still trying to create names out of thin air, and the industry is way past that stage right now. People would be better off grabbing cheap names that make sense. There are names all over the forums and elsewhere that are available for just about reg fee where you would have a reasonable chance of getting a XXX sale at some point.

Good luck, buddy. I am just calling it like I see it.
 
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I agree... Not worth much at all. It maybe even infringing on Warner bros copyright with the name.
 
It's not worth anything, but at least you can spell it and prounounce it.....and it is dotcom. You have to ask yourself why a name would be worth anything. Question one...does it get traffic? The answer is NO for this name. Question two.....can you imagine someone wanting to buy it off of you and developing a site on it? Answer is NO.

So, it isn't worth anything. Why would it be? I see lots of people still trying to create names out of thin air, and the industry is way past that stage right now. People would be better off grabbing cheap names that make sense. There are names all over the forums and elsewhere that are available for just about reg fee where you would have a reasonable chance of getting a XXX sale at some point.

Good luck, buddy. I am just calling it like I see it.

When i buy it i think that some one can use it for Virus, Scam, Spam Warning... don't you think it's logic?
Thank you a lot.
 
No... I never even thought about someone buying it for a warning site... I wouldn't waste your money in that name anymore mate.
 
I agree... Not worth much at all. It maybe even infringing on Warner bros copyright with the name.

Yep - stay away from anything related to entertainment.

When i buy it i think that some one can use it for Virus, Scam, Spam Warning... don't you think it's logic?
Thank you a lot.

Not a bad niche for this name but there are already tons of sites on this (legit and not), competition for traffic is tough in this niche. You might be able to make back your reg fee with good (and consistent) development and ad placement but don't expect to make a mint from it.

Value on the name is low, mid $xx at best to an end user, as WhoDatDog mentioned, it's a .com and it's pronounceable (and easy to remember). It's not a wierd-worded .info domain that many people tend to go for.
 
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