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I just succesfully backorder this one what do you guys think?
 
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To be honest, people like positive names, not names that tend to be negative ..

I would say $xxx for this one and only because its a one word name..

I wish you the best of luck..

Sincerely,
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Nice name as a dictionery word. and I somehow agree with Sarah. But you never know .... so best of luck..

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thnx anyone else?
 
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I am just curious, before you picked up this name, didn't you ask yourself the question - who would want to visit an unprofessional website ? Because initially that's what people will think when seeing the URL in a search engine somewhere..

I believe when someone owns a domain name with a negative tone or context , it takes 10 times more work to develop the name and have people adhere to the business model of that company.. Ten times the advertising effort because you have to convince people and convincing takes work..

Just my 2 cents.. Personally, I steer clear of any name with a serious negative appeal to it for more than just that reason.

I wish you the best of luck with it..

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negative, too long and typo possibilities are too great.
mid $xx as is.
if developed into a place were peope can post about nonprofessional people on the net... things will change.

P.S.
Get the plural version if you are going to develop... its still available.
 
There is only one thing which would work really well with this domain, a non professional job site i.e labours,factory workers etc !

Good luck !
 
Or you could develop it into a website for visitors to post complaints about businesses the dealt with that were non professional...if that makes sense :cheeky:
 
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