closed Talked (dot) com

[Tim Schoon]

My newest gem.. freshly won on the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction

Talked (dot) com

Any thoughts? :uhoh:

 

[Jilo]

great name! i like it a lot, low $xx,xxx IMO

 

[chillking]

$2k to $5k i might be wrong but i can not think what it can be used for.

 

[Jilo]

anything to do with phones, mobile phones, reviews, forums etc... id say develop it into a phone reviews site and store imo

 

[Domainx09]

Curious what did you pay?

 

[NostraDomainus]

IMO, it's worth what you paid until you make a ROI + any intrinsic value you hold in it.

Personally, I am not a fan of past-tense verbs, as compared to present tense verbs (or better yet, nouns). When I see past-tense names I think then yeah, sites about things that happened in the past (where I prefer sites that are forward-looking) - so in this case, it could be a site about things that were talked about, or about how talking was done in the past.

At a minimum, I would need to put a marketing spin on the past-tense of the word to make it more forward-looking. Ex: Tell'em You 'Talked' for Cheap with 1 cent Minutes from Talked.com (...if that makes any sense :S )

I look forward to seeing what you do with the name.

Best of Luck and Success in All Your Endeavours!

 

[Stian]

I'm not a fan of past-tense verbs as well, but I believe that the keyword here ('talk') is so strong that it makes sense. This is a very brandable domain for any network operator and generally suitable for anything related to phones/voip, even social networking etc.

I'd say mid-hi $x,xxx reseller (without knowing what you paid on T.R.A.F.F.I.C.).

"Hey man, are you on Talked?" .. I can see this name being used for a social networking site.

 

[Bionic]

There's better names for phones or social networking. This is a tough name
to develop, maybe a chat room or general forum.

$5K

 

[theinvestor]

Agree with everyone. I don't like past tense verbs...unless they are really good generics.

 

[PRED]

I'm not a fan of past-tense verbs as well, but I believe that the keyword here ('talk') is so strong that it makes sense. This is a very brandable domain for any network operator and generally suitable for anything related to phones/voip, even social networking etc.

I'd say mid-hi $x,xxx reseller (without knowing what you paid on T.R.A.F.F.I.C.).

"Hey man, are you on Talked?" .. I can see this name being used for a social networking site.

ditto