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closed CamDog.com
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LOL
GT
Unless CAM is an acronym of some bread of dog I don't see anything but humor in the fact that you regged it
Cheers!
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752 hits on Google, CamDog.com gets better the more you look into it. Althogh there's more to it (see links below), I visualize a camera on a dog, which is a concept that I would click on. ACamDog.com and CamCat.com are both working sites. The following link talks about a cam dog:
http://www.newfoundmetals.com/techdata.htm
Most members in this board post a quick price or a one-line comment just to get a DNForum buck. I use a few tools such as Google, DomainSurfer, MarketLeap, TESS trademark search, Acronymfinder, and others. Sometimes I am surprised to find some real possibilities for a domain. I suggest to domain collectors that they read technology articles and trade journals, not just for the articles, but to see the ads where professional enterprise domains are listed. This will give you a sense for how professional domains are crafted, and which domain prefixes and suffixes are hot in the various technology industries.
http://www.newfoundmetals.com/techdata.htm
Most members in this board post a quick price or a one-line comment just to get a DNForum buck. I use a few tools such as Google, DomainSurfer, MarketLeap, TESS trademark search, Acronymfinder, and others. Sometimes I am surprised to find some real possibilities for a domain. I suggest to domain collectors that they read technology articles and trade journals, not just for the articles, but to see the ads where professional enterprise domains are listed. This will give you a sense for how professional domains are crafted, and which domain prefixes and suffixes are hot in the various technology industries.
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You let them out, every time you post
Just kidding
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