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Wanted: Website Phonetic 4,5 Letter .coms

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I am looking to purchase phonetic, or loosely phonetic, 4 or 5 letter .com names with no trademark issues.

Please PM me with what you might have to sell.

Thank you.
 
phonetic as in hurts = hurtz.com?
 
(The rules of the thread say that if pms are asked for, to not post the names in the thread please.)

I appreciate all the pms that have been sent so far. There are so many that I can't reply to them all. So, here's a blanket thanks! I'll reply to those that have some interest to me.
 
Nice list of candidates PM'ed

Thanks,
Chas
 
Some people have asked me what phonetic means. I don't want to write up the dictionary meaning, but simply put, in relation to domain names, let's jsut say it means you can read the letters and pronounce something that sounds like to could be a word, whether it is or not. Something that sounds cool.

Google, Zopa, Digg, and most of the crazy made up company names of internet companies are phonetic. but words like kypq, fdiw and otxi are not. You can argue that you can make sounds form them, but they are just guttural sounds, not sounds that are natural off the tongue and sound like they could possibly be a word of some sort, in any language.

And for what I'm looking for, they should sound sort of cool.

Thanks.
 
heheh!
like:

rawdy.com

WeRd!
 
PM sent regarding Naay . com
 
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