domain Please Appraise Heard.ME

[tandiono]

Please Appraise www.Heard.ME

Would love to hear your thoughts for Heard.ME

Thanks in advance!

 

[av1atic]

Hear.me would have been great for an online playlist/radio development, but I'm not sure about "Heard". From my experience/research, .ME's are best with present-tense verbs; past-tense sound awkward and diminish a lot of the potential uses for the name. You can try developing some kind of song finding service where users input lyrics they heard from a song and want to find which song it was from.

xx at best IMO

 

[procanic]

I agree Past tense term is the downfall on this .me, You will probably get reg $$ back in a quick Sale.

.me is very singular!!! and peculiar.

 

[junosama]

I agree with what av1atic said, but I think this would be a good site for maybe hearing impaired or some other type of organization. I think its worth up to $100 or so to an end user, maybe more if you are lucky.

 

[12345]

It don't think it has much literal end user possibilities because you need "you" in front of it to actually make sense. It could some kind of activist website. Without development, I agree with AV and Rite... low $xx

 

[tandiono]

Just know that "Heard" was actually a surname too.

houseofnames.com/heard-family-crest#heard-Family-Crest-history

perhaps it could be developed to advice/entertainment or whatever site.. haha anyway would like to hear more idea about this one. Thanks

 

[cjc790]

My girlfriend has SSD or Single Sided Deafness & you could probably sell it to someone who wants to start a website about it. Basically it is exactly as it sounds, deaf on one side & a lot more people have it than people realize. I'd say mid $xx all the way to low $xxx. Like everyone else said the hear.me would have been better but it's currently reserved by the registry.

 

[DnEbook]

sorry past tense doesn not sound correct , reg fee .. good luck