Nouns and verbs with vowel prefix

Any good?

[stu2]

Are single word nouns and verbs with a vowel or x prefix worth any consideration for buying and development? Especially when the noun or verb domain is parked?

[BaseVinyl]

Absolutely! Especially when the topic matches the combined noun verb proactive meaning in a commercial sense...(targetted for compulsive users) of course.

[Webwork]

I've seldom met a non-commercial "word" that I liked.

I've taken a pass on lots of "words".

Unless there's a commercial nexus it's just a word in my book.

Yes, there's always an exception, but the rare exceptions tend to prove the rule.

At the bottom of the trash bin are -ed words and -ily words. Once again, theres always an exception, even amongst the #%!$ed words, ya know? :)

[stu2]

Would you consider sex a commercial word :)

[Webwork]

Umm . . yes . . but not in any sense that has in the past, does now or will ever in the future foreseeably involve my money?

Ummm, there was a time or two where I did make a purchase at Victoria's Secret. Does that count? :0} blushing

[edited by: Webwork at 12:19 am (utc) on July 4, 2006]

[wmuser]

It varies from case to case,some names worth to regsiter and some arent