domain Please appraise these VoIP names

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I expect VoIP to be pretty big in the near future, and in anticipation of expanding usage and new applications, regged these:

StereoVoIP.com
3DVoIP.com
SurroundVoIP.com

Also regged
StereoBluetooth.com
...which I was surprised to find available as it has high Wordtracker/OVT and all other extensions were taken.

Thanks!
Josh

 

[estibot.com]

Anyone?

 

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Any ideas?

 

[-Raja-]

not sure abt the voip names but i liked stereobluetooth.com

 

[chipdomains82]

I expect VoIP to be pretty big in the near future, and in anticipation of expanding usage and new applications.....

I agree, it's only going to get bigger. I created a very basic (still working on it) VoIP Requirements and History site a month ago, and it receives steady traffic each day.

I'm not good at placing values on domains, but I see your domains going up in value over time, just becuase of the demand.

 

[estibot.com]

Thank you Raja and chipdomains82 - anybody else?

 

[htmlindex]

Don't know much about VOIP myself so won't try to appraise them.

StereoBluetooth.com was a very nice find, considering the other extentions were already taken.

Edit: It actually looks that "Stereo Bluetooth" is Trademarked by Sony, so could be some issues maybe.

http://www.sonyericsson.com/spg.jsp...1&template=pp4_1_1&zone=pp&lm=pp4_1&pid=10394

 

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Edit: It actually looks that "Stereo Bluetooth" is Trademarked by Sony, so could be some issues maybe.

Actually, the (TM) refers to just Bluetooth, which is trademarked by the Bluetooth company. "Stereo Bluetooth" is not a trademark in itself, however you are right that it is a TM domain in that it contains a TM word, but such word combos are being regularly used by advertisers and domains so I'm not expecting too much trouble. It's still a good name for a company that makes stereo bluetooth headphones or other equipment as Bluetooth allows their name to be used in that context. Whether they would make a fuss about someone regging this domain remains to be seen...