closed Please appraise: Cybershop.mobi

[levanle]

Please help me appraise this one.
What do you think of it?
Any comments / appraisals are appreciated.

 

[PRED]

Reg fee for me. But your geschaft isn't. That's worth a ton IMO
pRED

 

[levanle]

Thanks Predator.
I'm not a native English speaker, could you explain a bit about cybershop? It sound perfectly smooth to me :-(
Appreciate very much indeed!

 

[PRED]

Hi,
its because there are still generic one & two worders in abundance, it's unnecessary to reg. domains like this.
there's nothing too wrong with it, but it requires branding & you will have zero type in traffic.
take your time searching. it's fine if you plan to develop this one imo
Pred :becky:

 

[levanle]

Hi,
its because there are still generic one & two worders in abundance, it's unnecessary to reg. domains like this.
there's nothing too wrong with it, but it requires branding & you will have zero type in traffic.
take your time searching. it's fine if you plan to develop this one imo
Pred :becky:

Thanks a lot Predator. So this "word" is not very commonly used in English then (before today I thought it was a perfect word, just like cyberspace).
I don't find it anywhere except Webster New Millenium.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=cybershop
Webster's New Millennium™ Dictionary of English
Main Entry: cybershop
Part of Speech: verb, noun
Definition: to browse and purchase goods via the Internet; a Web site that allows customers to browse and purchase goods
Etymology: cyber- 'cybernetics' + shop
Usage: computing
Webster's New Millennium™ Dictionary of English, Preview Edition (v 0.9.6)

However I don't feel too bad cos' .de, .ca, .net.au, .fi, .fr and .in are all developed sites.
Again, thanks for your comments!

 

[Hal]

Btw, I think cybershop.mobi was a wise registration. A quick google search shows many different online stores called cybershop or cybershop + another word.

 

[levanle]

Thanks!!! Please keep it going...