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Regged these today

"Brooches.us" (got this idea from pendants.biz)
"Broach.us" (machine part shapping)

Both get good #'s @google and ov
 
I never heard of that word or I just need some sleep.
 
The unpredictability of the English language. You would of thought "broaches", but it's really brooches. I have no idea how it's pronounced, "brew-ches?

Dave
 
Originally posted by DNS Kidd
The unpredictability of the English language. You would of thought "broaches", but it's really brooches. I have no idea how it's pronounced, "brew-ches?

Dave

"brooches" is pronounced the same as broaches"

but have different meanings.
 
Biggedon :) You should forward them to some affiliate site with jewelry just like I have, at least until you develop it or manage to sell.
 
Originally posted by domainAddict
Biggedon :) You should forward them to some affiliate site with jewelry just like I have, at least until you develop it or manage to sell.

That was the plan.
 
I used to work in a machineshop and I know about broaching.
I know enough to stay away from it too! In my opinion Broach.us would be limited to the specialized field of metalurgy. Look up broach in www.dictionary.com and checkout Google for a better understand of how to target a prospective buyer.
 
Originally posted by garyted51
I used to work in a machineshop and I know about broaching.
I know enough to stay away from it too! In my opinion Broach.us would be limited to the specialized field of metalurgy. Look up broach in www.dictionary.com and checkout Google for a better understand of how to target a prospective buyer.

I generally do research on a subject before registering the name.
Thanks
 
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