closed usemploye.com

[gafadi]

how is it , and employe and employee is same thing in English dictionary , you can check in google

 

[Dale Hubbard]

No it isn't. Complete waste of money if you registered it.

 

[gafadi]

No it isn't. Complete waste of money if you registered it.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Employe

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/employe

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/employe

 

[gomblue]

I'm new, but who would use a name like that?

 

[jmizel]

Does it get any traffic? Is it a common term? Is it spelled the way most people would spell it? Is it a commerce term? Would a company want to build a Web site with that name?

If no, the domain is worth reg fee, maybe not even that. Not something I'd want, nor can I imagine who would.

 

[gafadi]

Does it get any traffic? Is it a common term? Is it spelled the way most people would spell it? Is it a commerce term? Would a company want to build a Web site with that name?

If no, the domain is worth reg fee, maybe not even that. Not something I'd want, nor can I imagine who would.

was google a word back then people used commomly . but it was used and i am keeping this domain for couple of year and till then it would be worth something

 

[jmizel]

Unless you are planning to start a search engine called "Employe" I can't imagine this term entering the common vernacular

You wanted an opinion, you got it. Get your money back if you can. You would do much better with a domain that has at least some keyword volume, and properly spelled at that.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

And I try to give impatial appraisals. This one is worth shi*. The domain, that is. I have been doing English for many years - who are you trying to kid? It ain't even French.

 

[kwok]

how is it , and employe and employee is same thing in English dictionary , you can check in google

regfee or less

 

[DN BROKER]

$0

 

[Fatbat]

was google a word back then people used commomly . but it was used and i am keeping this domain for couple of year and till then it would be worth something

You can hold onto it forever if you like, it'll still be worth reg fee. Employe may very well be in the dictionary, but it is preceded by employee, which is the way EVERYONE spells that. If you had employe.com I might say $100, but you don't.

It ain't even French.

It's in both Miriam Webster and Dictionary.com. I'm sure it's in Oxford too. He's got a point. The word exists. Nobody spells it like that though nor are they going to start any time soon.