closed momup.com, wysig.com

[MAllie]

momup.com - to mom up on something (become mom savvy, learn how to be a mom), mom in a good mood, set mom up?

wysig.com - what you see is got? good? great?

Any idea about these?

This is the third time I've posted on the Appraisals' thread and not one comment. Am I doing something wrong? If you think the names are ****, please don't be afraid to say - well, maybe not in so many asterisks. I've got to learn, haven't I?

 

[Kventures]

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[MAllie]

Thanks for the response! Third time lucky, eh?

 

[rentdn]

I think momup.com will cost around 10-15$ , previously I've sold a similar names for that amount. The other one had no value

 

[MAllie]

Thanks again, bdjuf and also rentdn.

Would it be possible for you to show me the thinking that goes behind your appraisals? I know I could just keep putting names up or reading appraisals of others' names and eventually I would probably get it, but I'd rather do it the quick way, if possible.

What are we looking at in names like these? Their use to end-user, presumably, which is nil. Is this the main thing?

 

[Kventures]

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[MAllie]

Thanks, bdjuf! I think I see what you mean: five letters are only useful as an actual word or an acronym, unless they are hard to get. So if I wait maybe ten years these two might be worth something, but that would be ten years of renewal fees, unless I can somehow get some traffic to them. Am I on the right road?

I'm posting a couple more today, which are hopefully better. Maybe you'd take a book.

 

[HomerJ]

hi Mallie

if you are busy regging five-letter .coms, i suggest going to the dnforum homepage, clicking on the 'search forum' in the toolbar and do a search on '5L.com'. read up. then follow that with a search on 'LLLLL.com', and read up.

there are many different opinions and many angles. you need to cross-check with the one or two opinions you got here. do your due dilligence, form your own conclusion. how do you know what any one person says is right or wrong?

good luck!

 

[MAllie]

Thanks, Homer. That's good advice.