domain Snatch.name

[redtophank]

c4smok inspired me to pickup a domain drop related .name, as I think it does go beautifully with the extension. Sometimes a horrible extension can be made so much greater with the right word before it IMO.

Anyways, Snatch.Name - Any opinions? Thanks.

 

[theinvestor]

not a fan of .name
low $xx

 

[redtophank]

not a fan of .name
low $xx

Me neither.

But look at the way it works with the actual name.

 

[bro]

Beautiful name, perfect keyword for the .name extension. first impression of this name was great. no Idea about pricing names like this.

 

[redtophank]

Thanks for the nice comment, Netizen!

 

[redtophank]

I'd really love some more opinions!

 

[briman1970]

There are not many domainers who'd pay more than $xx for this one IMHO. I think the value lies in development. This is a great name for selling other domains, providing drop lists, backordering, tasting, etc.

 

[univer]

Google - 13 300 000 for Snatch

I think that this domain is usual. low xx

 

[htmlindex]

Personally, I wouldn't pay more than reg fee if I were to purchase it. The .name extention is a crappy extention with still many good keywords still available

 

[redtophank]

You don't think the "Snatch Name" / Snatch.Name goes perfectly together and helps the value?

 

[sashas]

the problem with this name is that "Snatch" has negative connotations. You usually "snatch" something that you don't own, or grab it forcibly.

The American Heritage Dictionary defines Snatch as:
snatch
v. tr.

1.
1. To grasp or seize hastily, eagerly, or suddenly.
2. Sports To raise (a weight) in one quick, uninterrupted motion from the floor to a position over the lifter's head.
2. To grasp or seize illicitly.


I doubt any end user would want to base his company based on such negative connotations.

 

[Gene]

It's a very cool name, but besides the problems noted above, you will lose a lot of your traffic to snatchname.com

 

[mulligan]

the problem with this name is that "Snatch" has negative connotations. You usually "snatch" something that you don't own, or grab it forcibly. .

While I agree with the negative connotations I fail to see why you are not aware of said 'negative connotations' in the UK ...

 

[sashas]

While I agree with the negative connotations I fail to see why you are not aware of said 'negative connotations' in the UK ...

lol..I know what you're pointing at. 'Snatch' is also a slang for a kidnapping. Anyone who has seen the movie Snatch would know..

 

[redtophank]

Oh well. I like it!

 

[c4smok]

Its not bad of a name, just needs a bit of development =)

use it for your lists of domains you grab up to sell..

 

[briman1970]

lol..I know what you're pointing at. 'Snatch' is also a slang for a kidnapping. Anyone who has seen the movie Snatch would know..

It also has another slang meaning in the US.

 

[mike1023]

HAHA that it does.

 

[redtophank]

Well you know what it's supposed to mean, lol

 

[christopher_c]

haha i laughed when i saw this, i immediately thought of... you know....