domain Could you please appraise PAYTHECASH.COM ?

[anurag02]

hi, how about this paythecash.com. Could you please appraise.
Thank you

 

[anurag02]

for me it's looks like a brandable domian, what you think, anybody?
thanks!

 

[ganeshgk.ind]

I am a newbie.I am not sure how much is it worth. But it seems to be a good phrase. how much do you expect?

 

[techgal128]

I'm not seeing much value in this. Nobody uses the phrase "pay the cash" so it's not terribly memorable. I'd say regfee for this one.

 

[Kate]

I don't think it makes sense as a sentence.

 

[verbster]

$26.83

 

[ganeshgk.ind]

I think its a worthy one. Say for example it can be used for payment sites etc.
As paythebills is a phrase paythecash can also be a good one.

 

[ryan_uk]

I think its a worthy one. Say for example it can be used for payment sites etc.
As paythebills is a phrase paythecash can also be a good one.

Sorry, but to be "worthy" it either has to be a cool, pronounceable brand or make sense in whatever language it is written in. I' will try to explain this in the simplest way possible, as you are not a native speaker, I think. In English you would not say (or write) "pay the cash" but rather "pay the cash value", "pay the cash into the bank" and so on. Do you understand now? It doesn't work alone. However, paycash.com would work (in terms of English, brand is another question entirely), as alone it simply means pay cash (real money, not by card, cheque or electronic).

I don't see any real value in it.

 

[mikepo]

Sorry, but to be "worthy" it either has to be a cool, pronounceable brand or make sense in whatever language it is written in. I' will try to explain this in the simplest way possible, as you are not a native speaker, I think. In English you would not say (or write) "pay the cash" but rather "pay the cash value", "pay the cash into the bank" and so on. Do you understand now? It doesn't work alone. However, paycash.com would work (in terms of English, brand is another question entirely), as alone it simply means pay cash (real money, not by card, cheque or electronic).

I don't see any real value in it.

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[bmugford]

"Pay the cash" is a term that does not really make sense. I don't see any value.

Brad

 

[ganeshgk.ind]

Sorry, but to be "worthy" it either has to be a cool, pronounceable brand or make sense in whatever language it is written in. I' will try to explain this in the simplest way possible, as you are not a native speaker, I think. In English you would not say (or write) "pay the cash" but rather "pay the cash value", "pay the cash into the bank" and so on. Do you understand now? It doesn't work alone. However, paycash.com would work (in terms of English, brand is another question entirely), as alone it simply means pay cash (real money, not by card, cheque or electronic).

I don't see any real value in it.

Hey Ryan, :hi:

Yes, I am not a native speaker. Thank you very much for the explanation. As you know being not a native language speaker can be a little confusing in this domain. I thnk Anurag also is not a native lang speaker. Again thanks a lot for pointing out the exact thing. :hearts: