closed IT Startup company name- which domain name is the best?? Cutsys.com or etc

[incomecare]

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[Dale Hubbard]

To be honest, I'd forget those and look here:

http://www.namestall.com/

 

[incomecare]

Pls vote the available domain names for my IT start up not external sources...

 

[DN BROKER]

CMPAL.COM is the best one! Simple and easy to remember.

 

[katherine]

The option None of the above is missing.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

Pls vote the available domain names for my IT start up not external sources...

Please accept my apologies for making such an absurd suggestion - I'm new at this.

 

[grcorp]

Out of the ones you recommended: cutsys.

I'm not a huge fan of any of them, though.

 

[incomecare]

Welcome more comments...

 

[Theo]

ENCSYS: Extraterrestrial Nuclear Cryptography SYStems

 

[Onward]

If I had someone holding my kids hostage and had to pick a name from the list in order get them back...I would pick SafIT.com (as it has "IT" in the name or TCSWeb.com (as it is the best sounding , but I would have to come up with something clever that TCS stands for.

 

[incomecare]

I need to choose one specific domain then buy all the .net, .org, com.sg to avoid any competitor want to look for alternative extension also cannot

 

[Gerry]

SAFIT. Simply because I just ate at an Indian Restaurant named Safron and it was yummy, unlike this list of names.

 

[hugegrowth]

Cmpal

 

[incomecare]

Noted and welcome more comments

 

[HappyDay]

SAFIT just because I do not forget this simple,short name.TCSWEB maybe is also interesting but to be honest I don`like any of these names.

 

[Gerry]

Honestly, if you have to spend all that time creating HUGE FONTS, Images, and Explain what each one of them stands for then I am not sure you are getting the point.

To create a word or a combination of letters and then telling people what each stands for, who is your market that you are going to try to reach? Is it you that is going to start up a computer IT business in Singapore or are you going to try to convince someone in Singapore that you have a name for them that is better than the name they already have?

 

[incomecare]

Hi Gerry,

I am the one going to start a IT business not restricted in Singapore.

Onassis

 

[ksinclair]

CMPAL.COM - good only for a social networking site, and where CM has some distinct meaning
CUTSYS.COM - you will get the .net and .org etc but many users will type in CuteSys.com, so why is this even part of this list?
ENCSYS.COM - I might pick this one only because I dont know what it means. If ENC can be pushed the right way, this is a maybe.
EQUIPTEST.COM - good only if you sell test equipment or come out to customers and test their equipment. very limited name.
SAFIT.COM - Another bad choice. Some users will type SafeIT.com; and SAFE IT is something many might want. Bad name.
SYSGPS.COM - you have a GPS business? GPS only?
TCSWEB.COM - this is not bad. TCS needs a meaning.

TCSweb.com is best, and EncSys.com is in 2nd. The rest suck badly and should not even be listed. Its like a rigged election.

TCS could stand for "Technology and Computer Systems". Its bland but it is at least somewhat on topic. If this was an analytics type of company with White papers and other IP then TCS could stand for "Technology by Computer Science". If you sold computers and did installs to higher end scientific groups then TCS can stand for "Technical Computer Systems".

You would do MUCH better to forget about .net etc and get the absolute best .com you can find, that people will remember, understand, spell correctly, and refer their friends to. It should have no negative connotations in English or any of the local languages in countries you will have a presence in. If Singapore is your main inital country then get the .com and the .sg and dont worry about anything else. Or will you get over 1,000 variations of your domain when all the new TLDs get active, lol?

Kevin

 

[incomecare]

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[Dale Hubbard]

Jeez - make up your mind matey - you've had a lot of attention and good advice already here. Roll a die now perhaps...