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closed ale1[.]com and some other .coms

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All domains below are .com
Which one is most valuable in your opinion?

ale1
cooperativity
mistypings
pre-acquisition
self-advertisement
washermen
disproofs
4omg

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I would say none of them. All the names are dead names.

4omg might be cool. As for reselling, I don't know.
 

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Sorry, I see no value reseller or end user at that. As far as 4omg goes, depending on how it's developed could be a violation of the trademark of Yahoo!
 

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I see dead domains...
 

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I was thinking about trying to find an end-user for ale1 (a brewery or some big beer seller). I have no experience in selling domains to end-users, but I think the name has potential. What you guys think?
 

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You may be able to find a (micro)brewery that makes Ale (there are literally thousands), wants to rebrand to "1" and pitch the idea to them that ale1.com is a good fit for their product, but not company.

Big beer companies have big money and could buy the ultimate generic if they wanted to, but they already have an established name/brand like Miller, Budweiser, etc. You can't convince them that just because they will get in type in traffic from that site they will increase their sales because people prefer their own beer, typically won't switch but will try it.

Other than that, they're dead domains as mentioned above.
 
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