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Hello
I was just wondering everyone's thoughts on:

televised.info
exhausted.info
manifested.info
robbing.info

Thanks for sharing your opinions!
 
reg fee for all of them
 
reg fee?
"exhausted" has over 22 million google results and estibot appraisal is $830
"televised" has over 7 million results with a $90 appraisal
"manifested" over 8 million with a $380 appraisal
"robbing" over 4 million and $170
I know estibot doesn't really mean too much but I also know it's tough to get a value on .info's with estibot.
I DO appreciate you taking the time to give your opinion and don't mean to sound rude....just surprised.
Thanks!

looking for more opinions
 
Products and Services, products and services...
 
Prince
Sorry. Just meant that a big role in a domain's value is how it can be used to market either a product or a service
 
oooh, i see. thanks for clarifying.
out of all of them I think "televised" has the best development potential
 
Near zero, except robbing.info, which might be of some modest value.

Why?

1) .info tld becomes strong ONLY when the dn is a powerful generic word, preferably a high value noun, i.e. wine.info, taxes.info, credit.info.

2) Verb conjugations and obscure adjectives or adverbs RARELY are good generics. i.e. enthusiastically.info is pretty much useless.

3) In this case, robbing is a very decent noun, but does't ring a bell about easy development/monetization.

And no, "televised" (or exhausted or manifested) is not a product, or a great word, or a desirable term to develop, it's just another almost useless word. Valid dictionary word?, granted, but almost useless anyway.
 
Agree with varlin.
 
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