closed Digmyride.com. Flatpackcars.com, Pilecream.com

[Fabbstar]

Howdy DNF Friends!

I'm on a bit of a cull as I've taken the plunge to work for myself and could do with the cash!

DigMyRide.com
KidsFootballBoots.com
FlatPackCars.com
PileCream.com
Droidnology.com
Copywriterr.com

Would you keep? Drop?

Thanking you,
F

 

[Varlin]

Keep PileCream.com if you are willing to find a buyer. The rest are not worth reg fee, imho.

 

[angel69]

Keep DigMyRide.com, cool and catchy, I've seen phrases like those sell OK if you're patient, I own some

Droidnology.com I kinda like but droid is TMd, you're likely to be challenged and you don't wanna be gang sued there...

As to copywriterr.com it may be worth a 2nd look, ie a typo of copywriter.com which is a great domain

 

[amplify]

Droidnology is a keeper and a brandable IMO. Even though there are strict guidelines on the Android TM, this fits the correct usage (however, I would still consult a lawyer, especially before trying to monetize it):
http://developer.android.com/distribute/googleplay/promote/brand.html

Android may be used as a descriptor, as long as it is followed by a proper generic term.
Incorrect: "Android MediaPlayer" or "Android XYZ app"
Correct: "Android features" or "Android applications"

Even though you cut off the "An" on it, it still fits as a correct usage for a proper generic term "nology" (which is also cut).

Again, it doesn't necessarily have to be Android related. Droid is a dictionary term, referring to android, which is a robot in the form of a human being. I think AISMO fits that description perfectly as well (Honda). Droidnology is a good mix of the two (android + technology) and would be great for a start-up or a rebranding of a company that already manufactures droids (or assembly line machinery).

 

[angel69]

this must've sounded stupid...

As to copywriterr.com it may be worth a 2nd look, ie a typo of copywriter.com is a great domain

i actually meant to say:

.....As to copywriterr.com it may be worth a 2nd look, ie a typo of copywriter.com which is a great domain ......

where did my "which" go ?