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closed I would not normally buy this !

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CrimeScenes.co.uk


but for a few $'s I think I have a good name, regged today!

Maybe I am wrong!

That would not be unusual!
 
"Crime Scenes" is I believe a generic US title, the UK equivilent being "Scenes of Crime", (UK Police have "Scenes of Crime" officers etc), hence co.uk is not the best extension for this one in my opinion.
It may seem picky and is not intended as that but just highlighting what I believe is correct and hence why the extension is a slightly negative influence here.
 
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"Crime Scenes" is I believe a generic US title, the UK equivilent being "Scenes of Crime", (UK Police have "Scenes of Crime" officers etc), hence co.uk is not the best extension for this one in my opinion.
It may seem picky and is not intended as that but just highlighting what I believe is correct and hence why the extension is a slightly negative influence here.


"Crime Scenes" generic US?

I rest my case!

M y cost- notalot!
 
I think it's a great name with loads of development potential. "Scenes of crime" officer is just a job title, everyone knows what a crime scene is.
 
color.co.uk or colour.us. Namely an obvious British spelling in .us or US spelling in .co.uk

One way to find this is to serach in google but restrict the search to .uk or .us.

Here is what I have found

"crime scenes" UK: 17900 US: 4230

"scenes of crime" UK: 3670 US: 38

for comparison:

"colour" UK: 2050000 US: 33900

"color" UK: 370000 US: 686000

For a true american spelling the .us will exceed the .uk even after considering that the .us TLD is much smaller than the .uk TLD.
 
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