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voodoorin

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what do you think are better domains ending in shop or store, e.g

domainshop.com
domainstore.com
 
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AfternicAfternic
Depends on the person.. I for one like "store"

All the best,

SW
 
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Store!
 
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thanks
 
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I say store too :)
 
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I vote for 'store', although 'shop' does have the additional quality of being a good verb.
 
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Shop is a more common term in UK but store would be more common for the USA market IMO :)

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Yeah i prefer shop, but then again as gazzip said, shop is more common in uk and store is more a U.S thing :)

2C
 
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hmm cheers for the replys i may have to go for both of them :)
 
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Is it for a shop or for a store?

Shop is for smaller and more specialized stores
Store is for bigger and with more quantity of goods shops...

AFAIK at least.
I would also check the market, if it is for USA, Uk or worldwide the final sound and how it looks in the written form, logo etc.
 
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Good point made by genial, i think if you are buying and selling then im edging towards store wether if it just you selling then i think shop would be more suitable :)

2C
 
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its a .eu so i think im gonna go for both just to be safe, thanks for the replys
 
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If it's for .eu, I'd definitely say 'shop' -- no-one says 'store' in UK/Ireland. Good luck! :)
 
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I agree, for .eu shop would be more suitable.
 
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No-one will ever type in store in UK.

It's shop only here
 
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DomainStore is my choice ...
 
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For .eu definately shop :)
 
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Both are good. I like shop more. because it is shorter.
 
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Another vote for Domainstore.com
 
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Shop !! :)
 
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