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[LOLed]

Both .com
Which of these is better for finance niche site? I have bought them for personal use, just curious.

Thanks in advance.

 

[LOLed]

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[hawkeye]

Neither, as other than both starting with 'fina', they both make no sense and no reference or implication of relating to finance.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

I would go for 4 word .com before either of those.
You can find something better
To stay on topic. Gun to my head, shorter of the two

 

[james haw]

Made up words generally means brandable, brandable generally means impossible to value as depends on the buyer's budget.

Could be made into something easy enough as they're close to obvious real word(s), but I don't think thre's much chance of a commercial end user.

Using MasterOfMyDomains' scenario, with a gun to my head I'd say Finacied as it sounds better, the other one ends abruptly.

 

[yjann]

The shorter ending appears as "ID" though, which would be a little plus for me.
Greetings from another guy with a gun to his head

 

[LOLed]

Made up words generally means brandable, brandable generally means impossible to value as depends on the buyer's budget.

Could be made into something easy enough as they're close to obvious real word(s), but I don't think thre's much chance of a commercial end user.

Using MasterOfMyDomains' scenario, with a gun to my head I'd say Finacied as it sounds better, the other one ends abruptly.

"Finacied" was a typo, it's actually Financied. I agree, brandables are hard to value but I am not really looking to sell, bought for personal use.