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My rejected names
R e c y c l i f y
S q u a d T a s k
F e a t f u l
E x c e s i o r
Any thoughts?
R e c y c l i f y
S q u a d T a s k
F e a t f u l
E x c e s i o r
Any thoughts?


Yeah good point. to elaborate when I say I'm looking for good names of all types, I do have different types of brandables in the back of my head, and I'm looking for them with everything else.I do the same but I have created a list of my personal favorite root words which have resulted in quick sales for good prices and I stick to the list.
I no longer buy short URLs but am leaning to exact keyword searches.
I no longer buy short URLs but am leaning to exact keyword searches.
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I can't say I'm surprised as they only have 13 "bucket" domains for sale. Still, I find it funny since they do like the io suffix.
Bucket = Good, IO = good, Bucket+IO not good )
I was kidding. ..
I don't see much logic in bb decisions.
T*I*P*S*Y*S*I*P
D*R*I*V*E*B*L*A*Z*E
Just because they like it as an extension doesn't mean it works as a suffix with this exact word. It sounds really bad matched with Bucket.While I appreciate your feedback, I respectfully disagree. The .IO TLD works for bucket so why shouldn't Bucket + IO + .com. IO in the developer world signifies in / out. Bucket in, bucket out...
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Just because they like it as an extension doesn't mean it works as a suffix with this exact word. It sounds really bad matched with Bucket.
I'm not talking about how it looks but I am talking about how it sounds. Who cares what it looks like when it sounds like shit.Of course, Bucket looks perfect together with Brand )
That is where brands are normally kept ) BrandBarn would have been even better, but was already taken. So were BrandButter.com, BrandBoiler.com, BrandBullet.com, BrandBasinette.com and few others.
I'm not talking about how it looks but I am talking about how it sounds. Who cares what it looks like when it sounds like sh*t.
I would think they have at least $100k per month for operating expense