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I'd like to introduce you to the Daily Dose!

With each Dose, I will provide a researched list of domain names perfectly suited for any investor! Whether it's a list of short brandable domain names that are available for hand reg or mega premium domains at auction! The lists will differ as much as possible to keep it fun and exciting! One day I may list 300+ names on NameCheap, another... only a few on GoDaddy!

The best part about the Daily Dose? It is exclusively happening right here on NamePros! I will do the research for you! In return, all I ask is that you use the links I provide to acquire the domain names. When you enjoy a domain list and want to see more of that theme, simply click the Like/Thanks button to let me know. That's it! I show you the goods, you click the link to acquire them, then profit!

Without further ado, the first official Daily Dose!

Todays Theme: 5 Letter CVCVC // VCVCV Brandable .Com's! All at reg fee!

Acuki.com
Ageqa.com
Apuhi.com
Aqaso.com
Arutu.com
Awelu.com
Azowa.com
Azuyi.com
Babiv.com
Baqan.com
Berab.com
Bicuz.com
Bilif.com
Bujel.com
Buvus.com
Buwid.com
Cahiv.com
Casiw.com
Cicez.com
Ciciv.com
Cigof.com
Cixup.com
Ciyuz.com
Cofuj.com
Cozek.com
Cubut.com
Cuwed.com
Dayey.com
Dazix.com
Dazox.com
Dehij.com
Dejig.com
Dejub.com
Deluh.com
Didof.com
Difif.com
Divuq.com
Dokiz.com
Dovug.com
Ecoqa.com
Ejamu.com
Emawe.com
Esasu.com
Evuvi.com
Exipu.com
Exiwa.com
Fanef.com
Fexiw.com
Fifaf.com
Fifep.com
Finoq.com
Fiviw.com
Fofeb.com
Fofil.com
Foheg.com
Fohit.com
Fugec.com
Fujud.com
Futul.com
Fuwow.com
Gafig.com
Gakap.com
Ganob.com
Geloh.com
Geruh.com
Giduk.com
Giroq.com
Goliq.com
Goniz.com
Goxas.com
Guqer.com
Gurof.com
Gusup.com
Hacaw.com
Hakux.com
Hapib.com
Haqij.com
Hepem.com
Hezej.com
Hisok.com
Hitaq.com
Hiweh.com
Hixak.com
Hixaz.com
Hixid.com
Hixoh.com
Hixok.com
Hixut.com
Hofev.com
Hofof.com
Hopig.com
Hosev.com
Hucax.com
Hukuq.com
Hulop.com
Hupaw.com
Huriz.com
Husoc.com
Husoq.com
Ibova.com
Iburu.com
Idamu.com
Ifiwo.com
Ipeqe.com
Iqoti.com
Ivijo.com
Iwaca.com
Iwesi.com
Ixowe.com
Javoq.com
Jebed.com
Jirab.com
Jitif.com
Jodoq.com
Jomiw.com
Jopaw.com
Jotuc.com
Jotuq.com
Joyuq.com
Juwav.com
Juyut.com
Juzid.com
Kahif.com
Kakep.com
Kakox.com
Kanuw.com
Kejaj.com
Kesuv.com
Kinuy.com
Kiwiq.com
Koduc.com
Kopuc.com
Kukuq.com
Kunuw.com
Kuyuq.com
Laqul.com
Lazof.com
Leguh.com
Leheb.com
Lewoc.com
Loqen.com
Lukib.com
Lutoh.com
Matuf.com
Mebab.com
Mecag.com
Megog.com
Mevup.com
Mihix.com
Motuy.com
Mowol.com
Moyuj.com
Moyul.com
Moyup.com
Mozij.com
Mufuk.com
Mukox.com
Nagij.com
Nehix.com
Nesud.com
Nifow.com
Nixez.com
Noneb.com
Nonoj.com
Numej.com
Numeq.com
Nuxeb.com
Odowe.com
Ojobe.com
Ojofo.com
Opibu.com
Osaqa.com
Osifi.com
Ovaqe.com
Oxaqa.com
Oyoro.com
Ozapu.com
Pafey.com
Pawud.com
Payib.com
Pisuz.com
Piyip.com
Ponag.com
Ponib.com
Porir.com
Poyix.com
Pozeh.com
Puhah.com
Pukiy.com
Pukuh.com
Puzaq.com
Qabiz.com
Qahay.com
Qamad.com
Qaqik.com
Qaxut.com
Qijol.com
Qijoy.com
Qiraw.com
Qiwid.com
Qiyis.com
Qoqut.com
Qorol.com
Qotig.com
Qukof.com
Quleh.com
Quqon.com
Rejoh.com
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Rexix.com
Rihix.com
Riqoc.com
Rizuj.com
Romuw.com
Roriw.com
Royev.com
Rozag.com
Ruciz.com
Rulom.com
Rupip.com
Sajaf.com
Sapez.com
Siwab.com
Sugif.com
Tevaj.com
Tifid.com
Tigek.com
Tigub.com
Timiv.com
Tozev.com
Udeqo.com
Ugada.com
Ugebu.com
Ukodu.com
Umotu.com
Upeko.com
Upuqu.com
Urewa.com
Utiqa.com
Uxani.com
Uzuze.com
Vafuq.com
Valoj.com
Vatot.com
Vewow.com
Vilod.com
Viwur.com
Vixac.com
Vofir.com
Vosaz.com
Votuw.com
Vucap.com
Vugif.com
Vutoy.com
Vuzep.com
Waboj.com
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Wirib.com
Wixex.com
Wodag.com
Wotaf.com
Wotaz.com
Wozaq.com
Wugux.com
Xarug.com
Xawoy.com
Xayes.com
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Xeyat.com
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Ximoc.com
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Xiqen.com
Xogiq.com
Xokir.com
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Yapib.com
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Yesax.com
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Yimof.com
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Yorux.com
Yovap.com
Yugew.com
Yugod.com
Yusuw.com
Yuzim.com
Zagev.com
Zaluw.com
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Zetij.com
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Zivog.com
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Zaluw.com
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Zeviw.com
Zikoj.com
Zikuz.com
Zivog.com
Ziwet.com
Zokaz.com
Zowoj.com
Zugak.com
Zujow.com

** All of these domain names have been selected by me, Ali. Everything I select is based on my own research and methodology. What I show you is what I think will have value, but I am not guaranteeing anything. Please do your own due diligence. When you enjoy a domain list and want to see more of that theme, simply click the Like/Thanks button to let me know. That's it! I show you the goods, you click the link to acquire them, then profit!**
 
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I don't think COH means haste in malay?
According to our friend Google, "Kocoh" does :)

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What do you think about IUPEX.com?
i know that i'm not respecting the blog pattern but i think it is still a pronuncable brandable 5L.com bought for the regfee, also if i can sell it for 100$ i'll be happy
 
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What do you think about IUPEX.com?
i know that i'm not respecting the blog pattern but i think it is still a pronuncable brandable 5L.com bought for the regfee, also if i can sell it for 100$ i'll be happy

Pronouncable?
 
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There are so many 5L pronuncable dropping everyday far better than this. It has to pass all of the tests e.g. radio etc (few exceptions) ...but have to think about the potential buyer....why would another domainer buy it for $100 when they can get much better for $10 and which kind of end user/business would benefit from it.

I say let it drop and move on...
 
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There are so many 5L pronuncable dropping everyday far better than this. It has to pass all of the tests e.g. radio etc (few exceptions) ...but have to think about the potential buyer....why would another domainer buy it for $100 when they can get much better for $10 and which kind of end user/business would benefit from it.

I say let it drop and move on...

thanks for your opinion.
however i was talking about domain that are readable but have no meaning..
i think something like radio.com is another pair of shoes.

i talk about domain like:
intex.com
carti.com
teral.com
aveax.com and so on..
i think those names are brandable, maybe for startup or new business.
those names do not give any kind of advantage but they could be nice
 
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That's what I was talking about. Non dictionary words that mean nothing in English or maybe any other language but can be used for a startup to create a business. I simply stated that when choosing a short name it must normally follow a few rules:

1) Pronounceable not just readable
2) Fewer syllables the better
3) It helps if it's visually appealing
4) It in general must pass the "radio" test e.g. If you were to hear the name spoken on the radio you should be able to spell it out. odeox.com is a fairly good example whilst iupex.com is not
5) When hearing/reading the name it reminds you of a certain industry e.g. viroti.com reminds me of luxury, designer labels, expensive sounding etc
6) Helps for it to sound nice, rolls of the tongue with ease (very subjective I guess)

While of course their will be exceptions to the above rules I find that they normally work well in a general sense. One of the most important considerations is understanding who the end user will be. So whilst migade.com would pass most of the above rules it would be difficult to imagine what company and from which industry would be interested other than possibly one that wanted a shortened or abbreviated version of their existing name.

From your above examples I like carti.com it reminds me of cart/shopping cart so possible development could be a site which stores products from a number of sites into just one cart hosted on carti.com
intex.com I like also, 2 syllables, has connotations of internet, the "ex" makes it sound finance related as in Forex, possible internet based stock price tracker?

I'm sure many more experienced members could offer their insights and some may disagree but I think my comments could be a good starting point. Many threads on this incredible forum already related to brandables, I suggest searching for them and also reading up on BrandBucket and related threads to get a better idea of generally excepted ideas when it comes to picking a great name. You'll learn more on here than anywhere else.

If they had forums on the internet as in depth and informative as this one for all subjects when I was younger I wouldn't have wasted my time in school.

Good luck
 
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That's what I was talking about. Non dictionary words that mean nothing in English or maybe any other language but can be used for a startup to create a business. I simply stated that when choosing a short name it must normally follow a few rules:

1) Pronounceable not just readable
2) Fewer syllables the better
3) It helps if it's visually appealing
4) It in general must pass the "radio" test e.g. If you were to hear the name spoken on the radio you should be able to spell it out. odeox.com is a fairly good example whilst iupex.com is not
5) When hearing/reading the name it reminds you of a certain industry e.g. viroti.com reminds me of luxury, designer labels, expensive sounding etc
6) Helps for it to sound nice, rolls of the tongue with ease (very subjective I guess)

While of course their will be exceptions to the above rules I find that they normally work well in a general sense. One of the most important considerations is understanding who the end user will be. So whilst migade.com would pass most of the above rules it would be difficult to imagine what company and from which industry would be interested other than possibly one that wanted a shortened or abbreviated version of their existing name.

From your above examples I like carti.com it reminds me of cart/shopping cart so possible development could be a site which stores products from a number of sites into just one cart hosted on carti.com
intex.com I like also, 2 syllables, has connotations of internet, the "ex" makes it sound finance related as in Forex, possible internet based stock price tracker?

I'm sure many more experienced members could offer their insights and some may disagree but I think my comments could be a good starting point. Many threads on this incredible forum already related to brandables, I suggest searching for them and also reading up on BrandBucket and related threads to get a better idea of generally excepted ideas when it comes to picking a great name. You'll learn more on here than anywhere else.

If they had forums on the internet as in depth and informative as this one for all subjects when I was younger I wouldn't have wasted my time in school.

Good luck
Thanks a lot for your detailed answer.
I'm not trying to defend my name but only to understand why it has low quality.
With your opinion I've already understood a bit but I've not clear some point you said:

1)radio test: what is the difference between odeox and iupex? From my side I can easily speak both
2)ok for the point that the name should suggest something like you said for carti but viroti do not suggest anything to me.
3) intex to my grammar is a 3 syllabe word in-te-x

I remember that name Coz not far from my home there is a factory with that name but they produce swimming pools, pool accessories and other rubber product.

Another thing, iupex was already used for a Brazilian company now dissolved.
 
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