domain recomputed.com

[DnEbook]

any views ??

thanks in advance

 

[daj]

I think about old computers being re-used & customized when I think of the name.

It's a good brandable one I think. Hard to say what it would go for, most likely mid-high $xx.

 

[Jeff]

At first blush, it seems like an awkward (including its past tense), almost outdated mathematical term ... Reg. fee+/-, IMHO. :red:

Best of Luck.
-Jeff

 

[DnEbook]

reps added ...... thanks for your views

 

[npcomplete]

At first blush, it seems like an awkward (including its past tense), almost outdated mathematical term ... Reg. fee+/-, IMHO. :red:

Best of Luck.
-Jeff

As a card-carrying math geek, I think I agree with Jeff on this one, although I would put the price higher (because I am a math geek). I use the terms "recomputed" and "recalculated" frequently, in both informal and formal speaking. For example in a powerpoint you might hear something like "In this slide we have recomputed the positions of the targets". I tend to use "recalculated" more frequently, which agrees with the Google stats and Jeff's comment:

G"recalculated"/adwords vol: 1,900,000 / (210/mo)
G"recomputed"/adwords vol: 454,000 / (58/mo)

I think you can get more than reg, but it might take some searching. It sounds like an ezine for people that are into math and algorithms.

 

[ZeRohiLL]

I too believe the right end user will make this worth it. Easy $xxx.

-Zh

 

[johname]

recomputed .com

.net .org .info .biz .us available

454,000 google results for recomputed

Forget about math, this would make a very cool computer recycling, computer reconfiguring, used computer type of website. Low xxx and up.

 

[Datalife]

A catchy name, but not one to get traffic, I assume.

I think it probably is worth around mid $XX undeveloped...

Once developed into a worthy site, expect return visitors because it is quite a sticky, short name.