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closed JIPER.com -- your associations ?

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the domain is definetly for development, just need to know your first associations with this name.

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Well it definitely sounds like an action word.. and it is a kinda silly/fun word; so my first thoughts are something fun and silly that allows you to perform an action; such as send someone a funny greeting, or ecard, or maybe a secret insult... I dunno..
Click here to Jipe someone.

I remember there was a service where you could secretly send someone who was stinky some deodorant, so that they would get the hint..
Something along those lines are my first thoughts.... something fun,silly, and tricky at the same time.

Maybe, i've just had one too many drinks tonight.
I do like the name a lot.. catchy..



Hmm
 
Thanks trevorhoare!
my assotiations was a bit closer to jet...

looking in my portfolio I cant find beter name for link catalog so gonna use this one

- name must be short
- easy to remember, catchy as u say
- no misspeling letters (is this obvious for english speaking people how to writ that only if you lesten this?) is anybody will try to write: gyper


I like you drunk :-)

take a look at logo


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or maybe game portal ?....
 
Hey, I like me drunk too! :cheeky:

I don't think too many people would misspell it.
Although, it sounds a little like Jaipur, which is a rather large city in India.
Though I think not enough to confuse anyone.

http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=jaipur


I don't think you'd have a problem with giper or gyper, but perhaps would with jyper.
 
I think the seller made the best out of this purchase. Too bad it wasn't that much. Think it was $15.50 on eBay about a week or so ago.
 
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