Domain name starting with my or e

[john_karr]

Hello what the most you ever saw a name go for that start with my or e? What make it a great name? Example myxxxx.com or exxxx.com

 

[RicoShay]

errrm... I think myspace.com probably - i think it was around $580mill?

 

[worldstar]

It is case by case:
myhouse.com is better than ehouse.com
etop.com is better than mytop.com

nommary my+none.com is better than e+none.com, and e+adj.com is better than my+adj.com

 

[HcDomains]

I prefer E in most cases

 

[Alex]

My is very solid and most keywords are taken with the my prefix. It is perfect for end users since they love the personal way it sounds..

In most cases, I prefer my over e, exception is made in internet related products.

Regarding some sales (via NameBio)

MyBlog.com - $400,000
MyPremierCard.com - $135,000
MyMedicalRecords.com - $10,000
MyMag.com - $48888
MyCrib.com - $33583
MyHomeLoan.com - $48888
MyBadCredit.com - $19900
MyEnergy.com - $25000
MyWidgets.com - $10200
MySight.com - $3800
MyBoulevard.com - $5000 (I think it is Justin's sale)
MyCraft.com - $4900
MyNewz.com - $500
MyBookingAid.com - $1000
MyCollegeDebt.com - $1000
MyFreeFileHosting.com - $11000
MySexCams.com - $19662
MyRights.com - $3300
MyMakeUp.com - $2688
MyTemperature.com - $1450
MyChildhood.com - $2000
MyFreeCheck.com - $8,875
MyTemplate.com - $3,700
MyNationality.com - $500
MyAniques.com - $2,500
MyExpertise.com - $1,500

And many many more sales.

I am the proud owner of MyMenstruation, MyEarphone, MyVegetable and MyBrowsers all in .com

 

[Zilla]

I like i more than e in some case, both of them means something related with electronic or internet while we speak English..no much difference, but in Chinese, PinYin, "i" also means "love"

 

[skylineleong]

i prefer "MY" more than "E"

 

[john_karr]

My is very solid and most keywords are taken with the my prefix. It is perfect for end users since they love the personal way it sounds..

In most cases, I prefer my over e, exception is made in internet related products.

Regarding some sales (via NameBio)

MyBlog.com - $400,000
MyPremierCard.com - $135,000
MyMedicalRecords.com - $10,000
MyMag.com - $48888
MyCrib.com - $33583
MyHomeLoan.com - $48888
MyBadCredit.com - $19900
MyEnergy.com - $25000
MyWidgets.com - $10200
MySight.com - $3800
MyBoulevard.com - $5000 (I think it is Justin's sale)
MyCraft.com - $4900
MyNewz.com - $500
MyBookingAid.com - $1000
MyCollegeDebt.com - $1000
MyFreeFileHosting.com - $11000
MySexCams.com - $19662
MyRights.com - $3300
MyMakeUp.com - $2688
MyTemperature.com - $1450
MyChildhood.com - $2000
MyFreeCheck.com - $8,875
MyTemplate.com - $3,700
MyNationality.com - $500
MyAniques.com - $2,500
MyExpertise.com - $1,500

And many many more sales.

I am the proud owner of MyMenstruation, MyEarphone, MyVegetable and MyBrowsers all in .com

Those are some nice names

 

[Alex]

And there are many more sales I did not post. And I know more private unreported sales that I cannot disclose.

My is a very popular prefix.

 

[Aceredbaron]

e is certainly suitable for certain categories

e.g. e-rotica(dot)mobi currently at 1,200 euros at sedo auction.

 

[domainer50]

I would prefer My

 

[raredn.com]

'e' looks good too

example I have on ebay auction right now is:

eCoward.com

 

[domainer50]

'e' looks good too

example I have on ebay auction right now is:

eCoward.com

To me, ecoward doesnt sound right. One the same token, my coward does not sound right either.

 

[htmlindex]

Out of the 2, I would have to say that "e" would be better than "my" in most cases.

 

[pedigreechump6]

Would you only go down the "my" or "e" or even "i" with a .COM or if it were good would you go .NET or even cTLDs such as .co.uk?

 

[Zilla]

sure, depends, sometime, i/e/my .com name even ***talk, ***forum or other pre/surfix .com is better than choose other tld..

 

[- me -]

I was just looking at the recent sales list at afternic
and see that esnoring.com SOLD for $1,800. (12/20)

People who say e & i prefix domains are so pre-2000
are thinking like domainers and not like end users.

Just my 2 cents.