domains MSTS.com rebrand to TreviPay.com ($9 hand reg.)

[Lox]

MSTS Rebrands as TreviPay, Ushering in a New Era of Business-to-Business Payments Amid Digital Commerce Transformation

The company’s new branding reflects its role as the preferred B2B payment provider for leading Fortune 500 companies and small- to mid-sized businesses.

The transition to TreviPay builds on MSTS’s legacy of helping clients grow by streamlining B2B payments through a combination of innovative technology, service expertise, and working capital to improve their customer’s experience and free up funding for growth.

There are many reasons why a domain name will be considered premium, but it doesn't matter ...

You have a chance to hand reg. domain name for $9, combine Trevi + Pay + .com and suddenly the domain name become premium. (Trevi Fountain - an estimated $1.5 / 2 million (coins) are thrown into the fountain each year).

Brilliant! Escape

read more (TreviPay)

 

[Samer]

EW.

MSTR is microstrategy stock symbol ; ) close.

In any case, possibly the worst downgrade yet.
At least it’s .COM!

 

[slader23]

They just got duped by whatever branding agency they commissioned to rebrand. It's going to cost them hundreds of thousands in marketing and SEO just to position themselves competitively. Let's be real, Trevi.com is developed by another business so there is no upwards mobility from such a name without ANOTHER complete rebrand.

This company failed big time.

 

[Mytz.com]

good 4l

 

[Lox]

EW.

MSTR is microstrategy stock symbol ; ) close.

In any case, possibly the worst downgrade yet.
At least it’s .COM!

For them, it make a sense.

TreviPay gives back (link)

The TreviPay Community Action Team participates in a variety of community outreach events that serve a cause that matches their passions.

• Building Homes
• Donating blood
• Cleaning up trash
• Packaged food

Trevi Fountain

The money from fountain goes to local charity Caritas and further to support soup kitchens, homeless shelters and other projects that help Rome’s poor communities.