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JeeJee

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Hihi,

We have alcoholic, workaholic can we have a webaholic?

Not entirely sure if this is a dictionary word but definitely one that some of you will consider to be.

Considering developing it?

Is it of any value. Thanks
 
ooh interesting domain, too bad its a .net. i'd say around $XX
 
An interesting domain, but the .net holds the value down.

Additionally, several extensions are still available.

reseller: mid $xx

Enduser: low $xxx

Good luck
 
If it's not in the dictionary it should be. Ha ha ha.


JeeJee said:
Hihi,

We have alcoholic, workaholic can we have a webaholic?

Not entirely sure if this is a dictionary word but definitely one that some of you will consider to be.

Considering developing it?

Is it of any value. Thanks
 
well.... thanks very much for the input.

It seems good to me?? Maybe the .net holds down the value a bit but it's about the web isn't it so someone might even prefer it?? :p

But major extension has been snapped isn't it?
 
should this 'word' ever become really popular (and it looks like it starting to), then I dont think .net is going to seriosuly damage it. Sure, .net isnt .com, but its second to it :-)
I think some people are biased against .net without realizing, that to non domain professionals, .com is #1 by a difference, and .net is #2 (especially in type ins)
 
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