Fuged.com

[slaughterbeck]

A friend of mine wants to start a "Scam Law" website and has put some long hours in trying to figure out a name. Well, scam.com is gone scamlaw.com is gone and he does not want to use a hyphen.


He thought about using some powerful words like the “F” word in his naming but decided to forgo that because it was not too visitor friendly.

A Google search for “fuged” returns 31,000 results, a rarity for a non dictionary word but this is one of those words that seems to be used as a replacement for a far more prominent curse word!

Since his site and most of the writing he has produced so far tends to continually ask the question Have You Been F’d by this company or business? I suggested that Fuged.com might be a good replacement.

He needs to have some input as to what the professionals think, so please give him your honest opinion. Thanks…

 

[mole]

hmm, strange looking word.

How do you pronounce the name? fug ed as in pug or fuge d as in huge?

 

[slaughterbeck]

hmm, strange looking word.

How do you pronounce the name? fug ed as in pug or fuge d as in huge?

It's pronounced Fug ed.

Fug is a dictionary word “In spite of the open windows the stench had become a reeking fug”.


Any thoughts will be very helpful. Thanks!

 

[4u-domains]

Have all the variations on your original theme gone?
If you want a light hearted site then you are okay with the 'fuged' sort of words. However, if you are looking to set up a serious site on this serious subject then a name with more relevancy and weight would be better IMO.

Such as scammer, scamming, scammed, dupe, duped, etc

I have conned.net for sale if that helps you..

 

[OvenMitt]

Stay away from the f-bomb.
Try thinking harder or using namespinner to come up with a better scam/law name.
..Mitt..