closed HYP-PHEN.com Yeh thats clever.

[Matvey]

HYP-HEN.com

Idk I thought it seemed clever.

Worth anything?

 

[VisualDigits]

sorry but I don't feel it. Hy-Phen would be better imho.

 

[GT Web]

clever? not really

worth anything? nope...

 

[DangRabbit]

Gotta agree... domains with dashes are hard enough to remember. Can you imagine explaining this one without the aid of seeing it in print? LOL

 

[Rockefeller]

Agreed. Save your money.

Why register these type of domains?

 

[Matvey]

Gotta agree... domains with dashes are hard enough to remember. Can you imagine explaining this one without the aid of seeing it in print? LOL

LEt me bring to your attention that its called a hyphen. not "dashes"

 

[DangRabbit]

LEt me bring to your attention that its called a hyphen. not "dashes"

Let me bring to your attention that giving out your website address or e-mail address when it's called "hip hyphen fen" or "hip dash fen" or "h y p hyphen/dash p h e n" is a pain in the you-know-what.

This is the furthest thing from a memorable, meaningful name, whether you wanna say hyphen or dash.

 

[Matvey]

In the thread its messed up I wrote HYP-PHEN.com when its HYP-HEN.com

 

[Rockefeller]

Still...no value.

 

[VisualDigits]

In the thread its messed up I wrote HYP-PHEN.com when its HYP-HEN.com

now think about your visitors lol

 

[DangRabbit]

now think about your visitors lol

serious... exactly my point.

Even YOU can't get it right, and you bought the darn thing.

 

[Matvey]

DangRabbit I wasnt contridicting your point I was just pointing out that it is clear what the word is and why theres a hyphan in it.

 

[DangRabbit]

DangRabbit I wasnt contridicting your point I was just pointing out that it is clear what the word is and why theres a hyphan in it.

And Matvey, I don't mean to sound harsh, but I GOT why you thought it was clever, you didn't need to explain it.

Doesn't mean it makes for a good, marketable, easy to remember, searchable keyword, domain name.

 

[Matvey]

I got it.

I thought it sounded clever.

I never said hey look at my 3 letter keyword domain with OVT 100k.

 

[damitssam]

$0.00

 

[italiandragon]

100 k overture?

 

[hookah]

It's the most difficult task appraising made up names as they dont fall directly under most of quantitative/qualitative categories (as OVT, Google , etc., importance of topic, language construction to some extent). Usually, a buyer falls in love with such a name (or not) and decides to pay less or more for it.

In short: I dont see any reason this name is smart, I dont see any new and original concept emerging from this name (i.e. if someone takes 'blog' and 'encyclopedia' and coins a new term: 'blogopedia', a new concept arises from this construct - we can call it creative, original, bringing extra-semantics to our 'domain language' If someone uses hyphen in well-known name, i.e. o-zone, so I can call it smart usage of dash for 'optimist zone' concept, 'oncology zone', etc. For 'hyp-hen' (an artificially hyphenated word), the idea of making a hyphenated word only to emphasize that the hyphen is there according to the meaning of original word, is not enough to call it good or valuable. IMHO
GL, hookah