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Please appraise outstanding.org.
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Correct me if im off target.. I won't be insulted.

Mid to high xx as a dictionary word.

If a business is using this word in a strong marketing scheme then more obviously. If a business name happens to be "Outstanding" then it would depend on what they want to pay.

Kevin.
 
JackSplat said:
Correct me if im off target.. I won't be insulted.

Mid to high xx as a dictionary word.

If a business is using this word in a strong marketing scheme then more obviously. If a business name happens to be "Outstanding" then it would depend on what they want to pay.

Kevin.

There is nothing to correct. I asked for your appraisals, and its what you gave me.

Thanks for your opinion.
 
JackSplat said:
Correct me if im off target.. I won't be insulted.

Mid to high xx as a dictionary word.

If a business is using this word in a strong marketing scheme then more obviously. If a business name happens to be "Outstanding" then it would depend on what they want to pay.

Kevin.

I tend to agree that words other than nouns of present tense verbs are not generally that valuable, but I think you have to price in a bit for emotiveness, if that is not a strange concept. This is and has been booked out in large number of extensions.

It also has potential as a site for debt-collectors, so I think I would place it a bit higher say low to mid $xxx.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon
 
Except, gerunds are not plain words. Unless it's a cryptic word not used in the 2nd half of the 20th century.
 
I really like this one.
mid to high $xxx
I would ask for more, but that's just me :-)
 
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