Which is a better Prefix to use?

[htmlindex]

Say that you wanted to buy a domain name with a keyword in it with either an "i" or "e" prefix before it, which is better & would be worth more. For example, iProperty.com or eProperty.com?

Let's presume that the keyword does not start with an "i" or an "e" as well.

[8everything]

I would prefer e because it's easier to pronounce and remember than i in my opinion.

[CraigslistGuy]

I like e. Easy to pronounce and quite prevalent. We see many sites use e to mean electronic. Good for people who guess at domains. I have prefixed some words with e and got the sites I wanted.

[Stax_Daniel]

I would say e for the most part, but as zerosleep said there are some cases where the i would be better..

[domnom]

Well e was the first popular prefixe followed by i
Even i like "i" and registered imp3.org for example i do believe if you compare these two, "e" would be the winner

[viratshah]

i prefer an e

[Skinny]

I think it depends on the word after the i or e.

As mentioned eProperty is probably better.

Skinny

[dblock120]

I say i looks good and makes sens as your company/name etc

iArcade
iCarlos
iStop

[dcristo]

"e" is the more valuable prefix. In saying that though, I would prefer a hyphenated domain over a prefix.

[smiler]

in general, I think i, iPhone, is hotter than e, eCommerce, these days

[domnom]

in general, I think i, iPhone, is hotter than e, eCommerce, these days

i is indeed popular these days but e remains a solid value