CLONING.ME.uk

[Rob]

I have posted about this domain before - alot of you will know, or at least by my signature, that I own it.

Thing is, at the moment its just a personal homepage, couple of funny songs to download, basically like millions of others of sites.

I want to make the most of the domain - its easy to remember, and everybody thats commented on it on here has always had good remarks for its potential.

But thats the problem - what CAN I do that would make the most of it. I thought of providing email, thats what I'd most like to do. I have got everything I need, apart from a hivemail script which I'm hoping I can aquire soon (if anybody is selling one cheap, feel free to PM or email me!).

So I'd love to hear your opinions, fellow NamePro'ers.

Is [email protected] a good address, or at least for those living in the UK?

Worth doing? Any ideas or guidence would be much appreciated.

 

[armstrong]

Its not a bad domain, but I don't think it would really take off as an email provider. You might get signups, but likely for one-time gag emails; I don't see people using something like this as a permanent email.

Instead you can consider devoting it to one of these:

- jobs search (I'd like to clone me to get more work done.)
- a genetics information site
- an anti-cloning/human genetics website
- a personal website

just my 2 cents. :D

 

[viciouscircle]

an @cloning.me.uk email address would be awesome, but i doubt it would be successful as a business venture. i agree with armstrong about the gag emails. youre probably better off to develop it as something other than free email

 

[Wesley]

That would be an awsome e-mail :P [email protected] xP But probably too many gag e-mails. I like the anti-cloning site idea.

 

[Rob]

Thanks for the compliments on the domain.

Seems like people like the idea of an @cloning.me.uk address, by the poll.

I wasnt looking at it as a business venture or something, just a little project to focus some of my spare time on.

Thanks for all suggestions, and welcome any more.

 

[Anthony]

I like your domain name, but that makes for a long, yet interesting, email address. Do many UK residents use .co.uk email addresses?

 

[Rob]

Obviously .com is the most popular, but with services such as hotmail.com its no surprise, although Yahoo! UK mail is quite popular too.