closed Question - 1 word dictionary names

[bse5]

are ALL one word dictionary domains worth at least their registration fee (I'm only referring to .com, .net, .org) ? I've found a few words but they are somewhat obscure....not used in everyday language... are they worth it?

Thanks!

 

[Theo]

Depends on the words; generally, yes. There are some artificial words that appear to be valid and they are not. Post examples - or check my sig for reference.

 

[gogeorge]

There are some long words that are very difficult to spell. I am not sure they are worth the effort and headache for users to type the name in.

are ALL one word dictionary domains worth at least their registration fee (I'm only referring to .com, .net, .org) ? I've found a few words but they are somewhat obscure....not used in everyday language... are they worth it?

Thanks!

 

[Nova]

Some dictionary words are going to be worth $0 or less. For instance, there was once an appraisal thread for reproof.com, which is a classic example of a dictionary word being not only worthless, but also pretty short - another example of the general "rule" not applying. I realize there may be some on the face of the earth who might disagree about this particular example, but trust me - it's worthless...

 

[KING]

Yes I agree...There are still so many .com's that are dict. one word name but they are worth nothing.. ... I doubth that there is any more .com's 1 word good domains left.. Everything is reg. already!

But good luck in your venture