domain Credit card name

[HenryJR]

I would appreciate your appraisals of travellerscreditcard.com
Thanks in advance.

 

[gdave]

long for a misspelling. i am too new at this to give a good estimate

 

[HenryJR]

long for a misspelling. i am too new at this to give a good estimate

Where is the misspelling?

By the way, I also own a misspelling being travelerscreditcard.com

 

[StudioWorks]

Nice name, even if it's long it's still a good one.. maybe around mid XX, IMHO.

All the best,

SW

 

[gdave]

You are right

I canot undrstand how i cood mispel travellers. I ges i wood end up at de mispeled site.

gdave

 

[HenryJR]

Thanks for your appraisals/comments.

 

[Kate]

A bit long but still a decent name for a credit/debit card geared toward people on the move.
Try to develop with an affiliate program for credit cards like TravelMoney maybe.
Low-$$$ IMO, maybe more with development.

 

[Dr.Lee]

agree with sdsinc.
The name should get low xxx range.
develop it.
Good luck.
Lipeng

 

[HenryJR]

Thanks Kate and Lilipeng.
Somebody offered me $85 and I am considering to let it go, since I don't have the time to develop it.

 

[only.domain.name]

I have moneybank.com.cn, cardpay.com.cn, paystation.com.cn,what about these?

 

[Autos]

long, but i think it's a good name, mid $xx

 

[RageD]

misspelled, long... I would say reg fee or a little more from the right buyer..

-RageD

 

[staskul]

Hi Henry! I think this name is very long, so - low $XX

 

[HenryJR]

misspelled, long... I would say reg fee or a little more from the right buyer..

-RageD

How do you mean misspelled?

 

[Gex]

How do you mean misspelled?

Indeed, why all these claims of a "misspelling"? U.S. spelling is traveler, while in the Commonwealth it's commonly traveller if I'm not mistaken.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/traveller

Admittedly traveler would have been preferable, but still...

 

[Bleys]

Indeed, why all these claims of a "misspelling"?

You answered your own question. In the US it is spelled with one L.

 

[btrader]

so - the target audience is travellers (sic) in the UK or others using the british version, and typing in the term with credit card...

I think I would sell it for the $85.