That’s the difference between entreprenures who actually do it, and domainers sitting at home who are still busy trying to acquire just *the* right domain name to start their “earth shattering company” (NOT)… ”

Aggro, you must be right.
I would have responded earlier but I got lost coming home tonight.

I was daydreaming about my next great domain creation using a domain spinner.

I agree $1m in funding isn’t going to even get that level of domain and the site was already up and running and the business operating prior to the funding.

Category killer names are either developed (eg VacationRentals.com, VacationHomes.com & others similar) and would likely be prohibitively expensive to acquire relative to the round of funding.

There are always some who will forget the name, no matter what…even if its a 1 worder.

You probably have difficulty finding your way home every day…

@ Tim Davids

It’s a decent name.

Most services (like this one) do not have a short catchy name (1 or 2 worder) that is not too unnecessarily restrictive.
Most domainers would’ve chosen and ended up with some clumsy stupid 3 or 4 worder.

That’s the difference between entreprenures who actually do it, and domainers sitting at home who are still busy trying to acquire just *the* right domain name to start their “earth shattering company” (NOT)…

I think you should not throw these kind of accusations around when not one shred of evidence has yet to come to light that involves any other employee or Oversee or Snapnames other than Brady.

Moreover there is no indication that any agency is investigating anyone related to this.

See, I’m already confused.

These pros should no better. And, they had access and ability to acquire an outstanding domain.

Now, they will have to spend a lot of money and effort for me to remember it.

But, I guess if they thought oversee.net was the best name to lauch a company, they might know something I don’t know.

Do you think that they should have got SecondHandPorch.com as well?

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