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[kmp]

Would like to hear some thoughts on this one. Great Keyword, especially with all new approvals for medical marijuana.

Thanks

 

[airmax]

Based on the fact the government can take what they deem controversial names at anytime, I would say the value is $100-$250.

I think they repoed one of the domains of this forums founder a few months ago.

 

[kmp]

Based on the fact the government can take what they deem controversial names at anytime, I would say the value is $100-$250.

I think they repoed one of the domains of this forums founder a few months ago.

LOL. Yeah looks like they seized the name of the male genitalia. They probably took it as porn which is illegal for internet use in india. I dont think the term weed is illegal as a name. I pick weeds out of my front lawn once a week during the spring and summer months. LOL. But seriously, I dont think they would have the grounds to take this one. Thanks for the reply. I was thinking the same thing before I purchased the name.

 

[airmax]

They didn't have the grounds to take Adam's name really, but they did, that is the scary part, if they deem the material you add to the site is not to their liking, who are you to stop them from taking it, nothing you can say or do, but other than that we can all agree the keyword is a category killer, it is just the political unrest that would cause any major end user to take a double take when it comes to investing a large sum of money into the domain, as developing it for what the market demands, could be crossing the line, and it could take a single compliant for someone to recall the name. I think the entire .in space took a huge hit when they decided to take that name, many holders have been trying to sell their .in names in the past month or so from what I have seen.

 

[kmp]

@ airmax. Yes you are right about the content you put into a website. But I feel that the term can be used in a variety of ways to sell products. Perfect example is selling Hookahs online. They are a HUGE niche in todays society, and also an everyday use in India culture. They may be used for a different purpose in the United States sometimes, but who is going to question why they are buying. Im just trying to justify that there are many uses for the term "weed" for development and incoming traffic. Thanks for your thoughts.

KMP