domain yorr.com

[ilcesco]

rep+ to all appraisers.

In my personal opinion is catchy, brandable, sounds like "your", and I like the double letters at the end, so web2.0 (digg, anyone?),

but I posted it here because I'd like to hear many different opinions
reseller value? any thoughts?

 

[zurc.net]

Like I said in live chat, I dont think its a bad name, not only do I think its pronouncable, but it definately has branding potential. I would say mid-high xxx to the right end user. Good luck

-zurc

 

[Source]

$$$ easily.

 

[bro]

I agree with all above, real good domain name ... yep $$$ easily

 

[spinoza]

nice domain.
$xxx easily. you might get $x,xxx

 

[competentdomains]

It makes me think of an scottish "rr"-sound.

I have ydix.com
How is that compared to yorr ?!

 

[zurc.net]

It makes me think of an scottish "rr"-sound.

I have ydix.com
How is that compared to yorr ?!

Not close at all. Sorry. Yorr, cannot only be a typo for Your, but its properly pronoucable and has great brandability.

Don't get me wrong, ydix.com isn't a bad domain, but I dont think it is as good as yorr.

Just my .02,
-zurc

 

[competentdomains]

Dr. Hfuhruhurr

But how would yorr be pronounced in a way, so you hear that in has
two r-s? It would be mistakes, because most people aren´t that clever to remember, they´re not.
I know the same goes for mine, ydix, not whydix. On the other hand, there is more punch in pronouncing x than rr.. (thats´s why .com, coca cola, canon, godaddy, google, are or are among the nr. Ones in their markets).
So yorr .... thinking of the movie with Steve Martin acting as
the Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr ...

 

[ilcesco]

Thanks all of you for your appraisals. rep added.

Any other opinion is welcome.