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I've just reg'd unsay.com which is not a word used in England. I've reg'd it solely on the fact that it is in Websters and there are over 5,000 Google pages with it in.

Was I stupid?
What can I do with it?
What it worth?

I should also ask if it is actualy used in the US.
 
Never heard it before. Can't see any use for it myself but good luck.
 
unsay is a contradiction - $0
 
I don't see any use for it. Do you?
 
That's the last time I buy names in foreign languages then :D
 
I love the word “unsay”. Webster says of unsay “To recant or recall, as what has been said to refract; to take back again to make as if not said.”

You could develop a site where people post what they want to unsay. Eg. the Duke could post to unsay his appraisal of my absolute best domain as only worth “Reg fee”.

On that domain I just received an firm offer of millions. Wait, its million Turkish Lira – 3 million Turkish lira equals 2 dollars. There Duke, its not worth the reg fee.

Oh, by the way, IMO Unsay.com if undeveloped = reg fee.

Good luck.
 
yeah. undevved = regfee
 
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