sitename suggestions - Page 2

Originally Posted by easyrecycle

Coming up with a name for a website and having it being open is very hard. I was lucky with the address I have for my site.

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.

They wait until the name gets older. Older a name gets the more its worth.

So they hold on it...get more people to view the page and then they turn around and sell it for 1500 or 2grand after 2 or so years.

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.

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.

The confusion comes from...name was taken by someone else and put up for sale(1st quote) by squatters who just sit on them and don't put them up for sale(second quote).

they wait to put them up for sale. or they put them up for sale at a much higher price. either way, its out of the question to buy it back for one reason or another, kz.

Originally Posted by KZBell

The confusion comes from...name was taken by someone else and put up for sale(1st quote) by squatters who just sit on them and don't put them up for sale(second quote).

Yes, it was bought from another company (I didnt know it was expired, and by the time I realized, I was out of the "redemption" period).

If the name was still available, at a price near what I paid for it, I would just re register it, but no way, will I ever pay almost $300 for a domain. Now a domain plus a website that is fully functional, and already has business or has the potential, then maybe.

Originally Posted by skylinejackjr

Sorry George, but this

is NOT this

No offense, but keep on working on it. And good luck to you!

that is wh I said that it didn't sound good enough for what I am trying to accomplish.

anyone got any thoughts on ixtremebid.com

I think it sounds nice. After all, people do sometimes bid extremely for items because they want them so badly.

I tried other variations for this name, but this is the only one that is available, but like I said, sounds nice, or it could be, because I am tired too lol

Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper

I find that mispelled sites more often then not have peopl going to the wrong site.

What is miss spelled?

I think he's referring to ixtremebid.com...that's not how you spell extreme or even a slang way of spelling it...just doesn't make sense.

Originally Posted by KZBell

I think he's referring to ixtremebid.com...that's not how you spell extreme or even a slang way of spelling it...just doesn't make sense.

I know how to spell extreme, but all I really did was take the "e" off of it is all. iextremebid.com is also available, if that helps people's opinion of it.

Also, I wasn't looking for a "slang" way of spelling it really. Just a unique way. Just like anymore, you see people always saying "x-mas" instead of "Christmas"

Makes more sense now...I wasn't reading it right. The "I" is separate as in I xtremebid.com

Correct, like "I xtreme bid on all items that I buy from auctions" etc.

Here is a rough idea on the logo so far.

Just got bored last night and created it. Slowly learning photoshop, but my wife is really good, so probably will have her re do it.

I am still thinking of other names, but so far, I like this one.