closed Docs.net

[domainicanicanica]

Over 9.5 Million references on Google for "docs".

3,107 searches/month on Overture for "docs".

Not too much of a stretch but, since Microsoft is rolling out their .NET program, and since they do deal in documents, this name may be good for someone who will be offering support/related programs for Microsoft.

Otherwise may be good for physicians.

Please state your actual dollar figures as to its worth.

Thanks.

 

[BobBob is verified member.]

Originally posted by domainicanicanica
Not too much of a stretch but, since Microsoft is rolling out their .NET program, and since they do deal in documents, this name may be good for someone who will be offering support/related programs for Microsoft.

Otherwise may be good for physicians.

The first thing I thought of was doctors. When you mentioned M$'s .NET strategy, I can see how docs.net would work.

To an end-user I would think a minimum of 2-3k.

Great name! Best of luck.

-Bob

 

[morel]

I'll second Bob's appraisal.

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by domainicanicanica
Over 9.5 Million references on Google for "docs".

3,107 searches/month on Overture for "docs".......

I've never heard of anyone searching for a doctor by typing "docs", but it could definitley be branded!

 

[bauc]

Docs is a widely used term for referring to documentation. Hence perldocs and etc, I think its a great domain. But I can't put a value to it.

 

[Whois-Search]

Bob is the domain doc

 

[DomainNameFactory]

Law firms use to use a program call PCDOCS (not sure if they still do). It would be great for Document Management Software.