cazino

Just observing the forum tradition of saying hi and listing my best and worst domains:

The best would be: Phwoah.com
Phwoah is a dictionary listed word; According to the Oxford Dictionary Phwoah is "used when you find something or somebody very impressive and attractive, especially in a sexual way"

On a side note I have Phwoah.com listed for sale at £15,000. (was originally appraised at £18,250)

I also have plenty of pronounceable 5 letter.com domains for sale for between
£2000 - £4500 Including:

Huniy.com
Yumiy.com
Diziy.com


I don't consider any of my domains bad really but the worst would probably be: DefinitionSite.com - I bought it to set up a dictionary type site but have not got round to it yet lol!!

Aaron Clifford

Welcome, I'd say the complete opposite and say DefinitionSite.com is probably the "best" domain you've listed just my opinion though!

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doodlebug

Welcome and enjoy the forums

Looks a bit pricey mate, good luck

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OwnThisDomain.co.uk

This wouldn't, by any chance, have been an Estibot appraisal?? I think you'd struggle to get people to spell it - I also think that Phwoar is a more common spelling. There's already a dating site at phwoar.com. Phwoar currently receives 2864 more global monthly searches than the 36 Phwoah gets.
If £15k were a realistic valuation, you may have had a tougher job regging it yesterday...

I completely agree with Aaron. I think DefinitionSite.com is by far the 'best' out of the five you listed.

Anyway, welcome to the forum and good luck with your domaining!

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Aaron Clifford

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Originally when...this morning? Try and be a bit more honest, welcome again and good luck with things.

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cazino

You are indeed correct that the name phwoah.com was registered recently however I OWNED THE NAME PREVIOUSLY (last year) and mistakenly let it drop. When I realised the name had dropped I immediately re-purchased it before anyone else could.

susannah

Welcome cazino,

I hope you find this forum really helpful. I am also a new member (though I've been on a similar forum for many years) and I've already found this forum incredibly helpful and informative. People can pull your leg a bit, and you'll certainly get a good dose of realism, but there's a lot of knowledge here, and one or two people who have gone pout of their way to help me.

So welcome, and best of luck with all your domains!

love,
Susannah

OwnThisDomain.co.uk

Maybe...

But this domain dropped on October 12th, 2010. Here's a link (one of many) to phwoah's drop date;
http://www.droplistarchive.com/list/...0-12/com/p.htm

Does 5 days short of 4 months really show that you "immediately re-purchased it before anyone else could"?

I'm sorry but I think anyone who truly thought they owned a "was originally appraised at £18,250" domain name would be visiting their valuable asset more often than every four months to check that their valuable domain was resolving correctly and still in their possession.

I could be wrong.

Best wishes and, as I said last time, good luck with your domaining, Richard

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doodlebug

Why copy and paste someone elses post

retired_member13

My guess is that this is an unwanted side effect of the classic "running 2 accounts on a sales forum" syndrome - you know the one, where you have 2 separate accounts with different names and you are logged in on the wrong account and reply mistakenly thinking it was the other...

Now, I wonder why a new AD member selling domains would need to have 2 accounts...?

Oh right, I've just realised, it allows to reply to your.........