ZipCoders.com

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I just hand regged this puppy recently and I'm wondering What I can do with it.
What do you think the value of this domain? Be honest with your opinion. Give me the good, the bad, and the ugly.

 

[DomainMayhem.com]

I would say that it isn't a bad name for programmers or designers. Anyway, it's the first thing that popped into my head. Good luck.

 

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Thanks for the feedback. Anyone else? What about the price? How much do you think an end user would pay for it? reseller perhaps?

 

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Anyone else would like to share their ideas about ZipCoders.com. Thanks

 

[hawkeye]

Ask yourself, would you pay someone for it, and how would you use it if you did! Other than a programmer possibly doing something with it, as noted, or someone who 'codes in a zip', don't see much if any use for it, and probably no else did and hence why it was still available to reg.

 

[cache]

it associates with zip code. If you want to start a shipping company that compete
with fedex and UPS, then this could be a good name.

 

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Thank You for your feedback. Codes, Programmer's codes, Zip Codes. Anyone Else?

 

[Domagon]

Could be a programming head-hunter site using affiliate links to various job placement services and/or developed with a simple blog where programmers, etc could seek work, trade programming tips, etc.

In regards to postal use - be aware that "zip code" is a well known feature* of the U.S. Postal Service...

*Note that I said feature, not TM because it doesn't appear the US Postal Service has enforced their mark - the registration (at least the one I could find) expired in 1997 and numerous exact and similar marks have long been in use, including in the postal field. So it's a minor issue, in my view, but one to be aware of nevertheless.

Ron

 

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Could be a programming head-hunter site using affiliate links to various job placement services and/or developed with a simple blog where programmers, etc could seek work, trade programming tips, etc.

In regards to postal use - be aware that "zip code" is a well known feature* of the U.S. Postal Service...

*Note that I said feature, not TM because it doesn't appear the US Postal Service has enforced their mark - the registration (at least the one I could find) expired in 1997 and numerous exact and similar marks have long been in use, including in the postal field. So it's a minor issue, in my view, but one to be aware of nevertheless.

Ron

Thank you for your input. I will do more research regarding zip codes just to be safe.

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Anyone would care to appraise this domain is welcome to do it. Give it your best shot.