domain DueCreditCard.com

[Backpacker]

Changed my existing thread, introducing what I consider being gem material
: DueCreditCard (.com)
DueCreditcards (.com)

Any comments appreciated!

 

[Backpacker]

Bump?

 

[todaygold]

$0. It makes no sense. 'Due Credit Cards'? What business purpose could this possibly serve?

 

[RBCDNs]

CPC wise, I like it a lot. It just doesn't flow nicely on the tongue IMO. Getting both was definitely a good thing on your part and if you were to offer both in a deal; I imagine you would get somewhat of a decent amount for them. The only likely use for these would be to redirect these names to a credit card or debt settlement company.

 

[todaygold]

CPC wise, I like it a lot. It just doesn't flow nicely on the tongue IMO. Getting both was definitely a good thing on your part and if you were to offer both in a deal; I imagine you would get somewhat of a decent amount for them. The only likely use for these would be to redirect these names to a credit card or debt settlement company.

It doesn't flow nice? It doesn't make any sense. No professional company would advertise with a domain name 'Due Credit Card'...hence why both of them were available to hand register.

 

[Backpacker]

CPC wise, I like it a lot. It just doesn't flow nicely on the tongue IMO. Getting both was definitely a good thing on your part and if you were to offer both in a deal; I imagine you would get somewhat of a decent amount for them. The only likely use for these would be to redirect these names to a credit card or debt settlement company.

Yes, the plan is use for refinancing companies- but could be my non native english messing with med also- but i think they sound Nice, and gets plenty of hits on google. Also have duemortgage, duemortgages and mortgagesdue - all .coms

 

[todaygold]

plenty of hits on google.

Plenty of hits? If you do an exact match search for "due credit cards", there's only around 50k results...and most of those are in a sentence, such as 'What should I do about past 'due credit card' balances.

 

[RBCDNs]

It doesn't flow nice? It doesn't make any sense. No professional company would advertise with a domain name 'Due Credit Card'...hence why both of them were available to hand register.

Yes, it doesn't flow nice in my opinion; hopefully I am still entitled to one? I thought my response was clear: if you consider his names for pure CPC value, then they are good. Yes, no professional company would advertise with these names, but those names would be best used redirected.

 

[todaygold]

but those names would be best used redirected.

Redirected to what?

 

[RBCDNs]

Redirected to what?

They could be redirected to a professional company that helps people with debt for example.

 

[todaygold]

They could be redirected to a professional company that helps people with debt for example.

The only problem is...you would actually have to talk that company into buying domains that don't make sense. Good luck trying to get in touch with a debt collection company and trying to sell them 'duecreditcard.com'.

 

[RBCDNs]

The only problem is...you would actually have to talk that company into buying domains that don't make sense. Good luck trying to get in touch with a debt collection company and trying to sell them 'duecreditcard.com'.

The point here is this: Suppose a new debt settlement company registers "debtsettlers.com" for example (I wonder if this is available?). First things they'll face is the cost involved with marketing and the development of their site. Naturally, they wouldn't have tons of traffic to their site right away. As a strategic move though, they'll be able to quickly increase traffic to "debtsettlers.com" if they purchase names like "duecreditcard.com & duecreditcards.com" and redirect them to debtsettlers.com.

Notice @Backpacker stated that his names in question are getting plenty of hits; thanks to CPC.

 

[todaygold]

The point here is this: Suppose a new debt settlement company registers "debtsettlers.com" for example (I wonder if this is available?). First things they'll face is the cost involved with marketing and the development of their site. Naturally, they wouldn't have tons of traffic to their site right away. As a strategic move though, they'll be able to quickly increase traffic to "debtsettlers.com" if they purchase names like "duecreditcard.com & duecreditcards.com" and redirect them to debtsettlers.com.

You don't seem to understand how this works. First, 'duecreditcards' is a brand new domain, just registered...it has no traffic. Second, a debt settlement company doesn't need 'traffic'...they need 'legitimate' traffic...99% of the people clicking on an ad and being redirected to their website aren't going to give their SSN, bank info, account info, etc. to some random ad that redirects them from 'duecreditcard' to 'debtsettlers'...the brand needs to establish themselves. Simply having 'duecreditcards'...which gets no traffic...isn't going to help their business.

 

[Backpacker]

Not my meaning to start a heated debate here -but I am learning -and will let auctioning decide the outcome. These were all part of my "due" hang-up... I have one with positive feedback -mortgagesdue .com - But I'll give the "due" domains a rest for now - many thanks for valuable input -both of you

 

[Kate]

most of those are in a sentence, such as 'What should I do about past 'due credit card' balances.

This. Due credit card doesn't make sense.
Seeing that the OP is not US-based, I suspect he is not a native speaker of English. People who are native speakers are not going to buy this. Unless of course there is a new brand of credit card by the name of Due. But this is doubtful because 'due' is more or less equal to 'owed' = debt => negative in the context of personal finance.

 

[RBCDNs]

You don't seem to understand how this works. First, 'duecreditcards' is a brand new domain, just registered...it has no traffic. Second, a debt settlement company doesn't need 'traffic'...they need 'legitimate' traffic...99% of the people clicking on an ad and being redirected to their website aren't going to give their SSN, bank info, account info, etc. to some random ad that redirects them from 'duecreditcard' to 'debtsettlers'...the brand needs to establish themselves. Simply having 'duecreditcards'...which gets no traffic...isn't going to help their business.

For someone who understands how this works, you sure try hard to dismiss what I've stated by taking a simple concept and stir it in the wrong direction.

 

[todaygold]

For someone who understands how this works, you sure try hard to dismiss what I've stated by taking a simple concept and stir it in the wrong direction.

Because what you are saying mostly doesn't make sense. For a second opinion on this domain, read Kate's reply above yours for the opinion of someone far more experienced than both you and I.

 

[RBCDNs]

This. Due credit card doesn't make sense.
Seeing that the OP is not US-based, I suspect he is not a native speaker of English. People who are native speakers are not going to buy this. Unless of course there is a new brand of credit card by the name of Due. But this is doubtful because 'due' is more or less equal to 'owed' = debt => negative in the context of personal finance.

Point well taken. A quick search of the term "due credit card" in google yields 144,000,000 results. Below are some of the results I picked to illustrate my point.

- How to Eliminate Credit Card Debt - Real Simple
- Past-due credit card bills can cause significant financial hardship (from a Miami bankruptcy site)
- Credit Card Debt Settlement | Nolo.com

As you can see, you don't only get results for credit cards, but everything that impacts the credit card user.

 

[todaygold]

A quick search of the term "due credit card" in google yields 144,000,000 results.

Actually, if you did the search like that with the quotation marks, for an exact match search there are only about 50k results.
You seriously don't seem to understand how things work. A search for 'blue red green purple' brings up 985,000,000 results...yet blueredgreenpurple.com is available to hand register.

 

[Backpacker]

Well, my initial thought was that people in financial trouble would type in something with "due creditcard" or creditcard due" in it when looking for help. My domain would then become one of the very first listings, no?
I went with this logic for loans, mortgages and creditcards. Anyhow, thanks for all input -it is very useful

Todaygold: "No-one" has interest in searching for those combiniations of colors -but almost everyone in financial trouble with credit cards receiving notifications to pay will search along the lines of my domains, methinks. For me, as new here - it seems as if you are telling people what to look for -and not the other way around?

BTW: Try googling "porn visa war" -that will give you 1 result in all of google with exact search. However, with a normal search you get 2 570 000 hits. I think a domain named pornvisawar would rank high on that search -given the right use of metatags etc. Same logic I used for the domains above