Still Plenty Of Fish In The Sea

A few weeks ago I was having a conversation with a group of domainers, when someone asked the group if anyone owned a “dictionary word” domain. Everyone looked at each other and paused. I kind of got the feeling that nobody wanted to say anything. So, I did – yes of course! But then someone else jumped in and started complaining about how  people like me grabbed them all up in the “good old days” and that there were “no good domains left”. Of course, I disagreed and gave some examples of domains that I purchased that very week.

Unfortunately, there are those amongst us that can’t complain enough about parking revenue, backordering fees, adsense blah, blah, blah – and I’m tired of it! I don’t want to be around negative people, however I do want to set the record straight.

Here are a few dictionary words that will expire over the next few days:

April 23

altimeters.org
backboards.org
broodmares.com
defectives.org
ferrous.org
hairdrier.org
humanization.org
hymnbooks.org
lariats.org
paratroops.org
pooed.net
premolar.net
setsquare.org
starfruit.org
tensile.org
terrycloth.org
vaquero.org
zealotry.net

April 24

contortion.net
defecated.com
enthral.net
half-baked.net
meriting.com
militarise.com
motorboated.com
peasantry.net
reedit.net
spinally.com

April 25

deactivation.net
gipsies.net
goldfinches.net
moires.com
overmodest.com
prelates.net
presided.net
rebuttals.net
starchier.com
thrushes.net
tromps.com
trustfully.net
turtledoves.net
two-faced.net

April 26

mullein.net
no-no.net
perambulator.net
recommissions.com
tieback.net
titivate.net

Don’t get me wrong – I’m not saying that you will make a million dollars out of these names, but dictionary words are still around and yes, you can backorder them! Best of luck in the auction.