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Reg fee to $15
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kenni said:
Another obscession is dictionary words. Yes, a lot of these are worth a fortune, but most particularly where they relate to a product or service or have strong branding potential.
The most valuable dictionary words are Nouns. The next group are Verbs, but you need to be talking Present Perfect, not Past Participles. In marketing, it is what is or what is about to happen that is of interest.
In this case it is even worse, as the stem implies something which is already over before compounding it with the tense. You might as well start registering Pluperfects.
To me this is just a further example of how some would be speculators, who have completely missed the boat, just won't accept the fact and will register just about any obscure rubbish just to feel close to where the action is. In this case the desperation was so great, that not only did you accept a worthless stem, but were also prepared to take a second grade extension. If it is any consolation though, some Moron has bought the dot info!
Sorry, but sometimes things just have to be said!
Dave Wrixon
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well put dwrixon 
Less then reg fee...I saw it when it was available and I left it, it's just a bad name
Goodluck
Less then reg fee...I saw it when it was available and I left it, it's just a bad name
Goodluck
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