domain vettx.com and vetx.net

[ferpuerto17]

Could you help me appraise these two domain names which I recently got?

vettx.com
vetx.net

Thanks

Much appreciated

 

[iowadawg]

Neither domain is memorable.
Either for a domainer or an enduser.

Reg fee max.

 

[ferpuerto17]

really?

So no veterinarians in TX would want Vet TX
or a veterans group?

 

[pick.pk]

If you see any potential in this domain which we are missing then contact those veterinarians and ask them if they are interested in your domain.

 

[ferpuerto17]

thanks

 

[ecalc]

I see no value but I prefer vettx.com over vetx.net. I doubt that a Texas Vet… group would buy either one. Two reasons:
1) In English, the noun modifier (texas) is placed before the noun being modified (vet…). Your names are backwards.
2) If the buyer is a grammar rebel, he will be tempted to hand reg vetstexas.com because it is less ambiguous than your abbreviations and/or it is cheaper.

 

[ferpuerto17]

thanks for your input

 

[ferpuerto17]

bump for more, thanks

 

[Kate]

If nobody wanted to pick these names for $10, the odds are slim they would pay more to acquire them from you.

 

[johname]

As stated in posts above plus not a single vet of any kind wants vettx dot org

vetx net could be a vet x ray use, your domainer buddies wouldnt want it but you might be able you dig up a low dollar sale on it. Goodluck

 

[ferpuerto17]

hi, thanks... just to clarify it is a .com, not a .org

 

[johname]

hi, thanks... just to clarify it is a .com, not a .org

Yes my point was that both types of vets are dot org friendly in use, and yet not a single texas vet decided to pony up a few bucks to own vettx dot org. It supports that the problem here is at the left of the dot

 

[ferpuerto17]

Yes my point was that both types of vets are dot org friendly in use, and yet not a single texas vet decided to pony up a few bucks to own vettx dot org. It supports that the problem here is at the left of the dot

ah, got it