sitename suggestions

**gustavus** · 10-04-2011, 05:50 AM

George what was the name you had the site running under before it expired.

**GeorgeB** · 10-04-2011, 06:20 AM

Originally Posted by gustavus

George what was the name you had the site running under before it expired.

It was bidding4less.com. Seemed appropriate at the time. You bid less for items (or try to) then what you would pay for them at a store.

Might not have been the greatest name in the word, but what I had at the time.

Some 3rd party company registered it, and now it is up for sale as a premium domain name with GoDaddy.com for $280, and I am NOT about to pay that much for a domain name. I will just register a new one for $5.

**KzScrapper** · 10-04-2011, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by GeorgeB

Some 3rd party company registered it, and now it is up for sale as a premium domain name with GoDaddy.com for $280.

Originally Posted by georgeb

Yeah, like gustavus mentioned, it is squatters. Which I don't see the point, as they don't put the name up for sale anywhere.

I'm confused.

**GeorgeB** · 10-04-2011, 07:44 AM

Originally Posted by KZBell

I'm confused.

What are you confused about?

The first quoted text, was me referring to a 3rd party company that had registered the domain name through Godaddy.com. They now have it up for sale as a premium domain name with Godaddy.com for almost $300.

The second quoted texted, was me telling easyrecycle that as Gustavus mentioned, most domain names that are registered but no site attached, are squatters, or like easyrecycle said, people who buy domains, put a park page on them, and wait for their value to increase.

**drozenski** · 10-04-2011, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by GeorgeB

It was bidding4less.com. Seemed appropriate at the time. You bid less for items (or try to) then what you would pay for them at a store.

Might not have been the greatest name in the word, but what I had at the time.

Some 3rd party company registered it, and now it is up for sale as a premium domain name with GoDaddy.com for $280, and I am NOT about to pay that much for a domain name. I will just register a new one for $5.

Keeping with your old name the following is available. Checked at godaddy.com

bidandbuy4less.com

You can also remake the logo so it says "B&B 4 Less!"

is available! Just $11.99*/yr

**hobo finds** · 10-04-2011, 10:14 AM

Georges.com

As there is two of you! LOL!

**GeorgeB** · 10-04-2011, 06:29 AM

Originally Posted by gustavus

George what was the name you had the site running under before it expired.

I have also been trying to come up with names to make it sound like a professional auction house, but one that auctions off anything and everything, all the way from .01 to a million (doubtful a million dollar item will ever be there, but never know).

2 of the names I have come up with is corbisauctions.com and caldwellauctions.com

Just nothing sounds good to me, which I am really beginning to dislike.

Years ago, I could think of a name and slogan easy and pie, and now I don't know.

I am trying to keep the name simple, easy to remember, so when people tell their family, friends, co workers, etc it will be easy for them to remember.