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Please, be kind to criticize.

Mostly a French name (Dico means Dictionary in French).

When typing dico on Google, you get 343.000 domains, most "Dictionary-related".
 
Let's help you to evaluate :

1/ Imagine that Dico would mean Dictionary in English;
2/ Consider that only 500 million people speak French in the world (with a still underdeveloped web market).
 
Frenchie... first think of WebDictionary.com .....then think to yourself "how much would the french version be worth as opposed to the english version?" GL
 
But then what would be for you the value of WebDictionary.com ?

As a precision, "dico" is the slang French word for "dictionnaire", but "dico" is indeed defined in the French dictionary as "familiar word for dictionnaire" (transl.). One advantage, is that more and more people think and speak about a "dico", and that the real word (dictionnaire) is less and less used.

But the main advantage is that Dico is marvelously short; thus, "WebDico" is only 6 letters !

Please, what would then be the value of WebDictionary.com ?

Thanks.
 
WebDictionary.com I would value at $50-200 resale...making WebDico.com about 5-10% of that value.
 
webdictionary.com is quite nice in my view, maybe $500 on ebay I would say. I don't see any value in webdico.com over reg fee myself - though hard to really say without knowing the french market.
 
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