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I would appreciate comments & appraisals on the above name.

I feel that it would make a great name for an advertising agency if they were to advertise their company on TV, or to promote their TV advertising services to the public.

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I'm not english mother tongue, but my dictionary say that advertisements is the correct term in British Language and returns on Google 243.000 for "tv advertisements" vs 40.000 for "tv advertisments". Still 1/5, so not bad imho

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Antonio is correct. Advertisements (with the E) is the correct spelling but your's isn't so bad :imho: as it would still make a good name for an advertising agency looking to setup an online presence.
 
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I think you would need to be getting traffic, or build a sie on it for it to be worth much.

I can't see anyone purposly buying a typo, but thats just me :)
 
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Thanks for all the comment, greatly appreciated. :)

I thought that this was the correct spelling. Just goes to show that I need to work on my spelling :(

Anyway, I'll park it & see if it gets much typo traffic.
 
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I hope you can at least make your reg fee back while it's parked, otherwise $0
 
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