DNads.com...Worth developing?

[Tippy]

There are many places to list our names for sale. I would like to start working on DNads.com and offer a free listing service. The only thing that I'd worry about is that no one would use it. I guess if worse comes to worse I could always sell it.

Build it or not...hmm....

Mike

 

[NamePopper.com]

Mike--with your eye for design--and the many people from here that would jump on another place to list for free--
I think it could work. I will definitely participate.

 

[bauc]

I agree with NamePopper it would be a good idea. What would be nice is a decent searchable index.

 

[GiantDomains]

Sure Tippy.... I believe I was the one who convinced you DNads.com is a good name, after it got bad reviews in appraisals.

DNads is short, memorable, and since it is industry specific, there is no problem with using DN for Domain Name. It is easily recognizable in the domain name game.

Please develop!

 

[Drewbert]

Kick him in the dNads, Beavis!
If I was going to develop that name, and attempt to reduce the NADS problem, I'd be branding it as dnAds. Or dnADs.

Or using different colors for "dn" and "ads".

Anything to try and stop the N running together with the remainder.

Your name has nads. NADS!!!

 

[Luc]

Hmm. I developed TradeDomains.org for the same reason.

An online place to buy/sell/trade domains for free.

I think its a pretty decent site, but did not receive much
interest over the past two weeks (only been out for
a few weeks).

Perhaps I should advertise? Hmm, maybe later...

Luc L.

 

[GiantDomains]

I saw "d nads" too, at first sight. But when I figured out it was DNads, it grew on me.

 

[NamePopper.com]

Originally posted by doberry
I saw "d nads" too, at first sight. But when I figured out it was DNads, it grew on me.

Just like the original two grew on you--when you were in your momma's belly. :laugh:

Sorry....I had to.