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What do you think is the worth of one dictionary word .com but an adverb ending in ly, like truthfully.com, gracefully.com, freely.com, swiftly.com, etc.
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Depends totally on the word. Adverbs are a lot less but again it depends on the word itself. It's a dot com - good sign mostly.
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Adverbs and adjectives are harder sells. (singular nouns first, then plural nouns, then present tense verbs).
Funny you mention truthfully because it dropped in the .net form the other day. I sat there and started at it for awhile.. debated for like 45 minutes, and finally decided against it. Unless it is a strong word, I will pass. Truthfully.net is kind of on the line and it had my attention.
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Funny you mention truthfully because it dropped in the .net form the other day. I sat there and started at it for awhile.. debated for like 45 minutes, and finally decided against it. Unless it is a strong word, I will pass. Truthfully.net is kind of on the line and it had my attention.
Good luck.
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i've been letting most of my one word *ly.com names expire - hard to see a real commercial application for most of them.
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