closed vumble(dot)com

[madk]

Just picked this up very very cheap from an owner who didn't know what to do with it.

Not developed at all still pondering ideas for it.
No backlinks or PR.
No traffic.

I think it is a great name, pronounceable and very 'web 2.0'.

 

[Chef Patrick]

Too funny, I think I was bidding for this one last week or two on another forum.

I think it's a great name, exactly what you just said for WEB 2.0.

For value I'm thinking as-is, low $xxx.

 

[MAllie]

What's WEB 2.0?

 

[Tim Schoon]

there are increadible heaps of 'web 2.0ish' names available for reg, even shorter 5L domains.
maybe low $xx for a motivated developer, probably regfee.

 

[south]

What's WEB 2.0?

Hype. Or whatever you want it to be.

 

[MAllie]

Oh, you mean sort of brandable? No meaning until applied to a particular object?

 

[harleyx]

Web 2.0 is a label for the new standard of community contributed content versus the old standard of single-source content.

Instead of one guy (or gal) putting up content on a website, the standard is moving to web communities now where anyone can directly contribute content to a site (YouTube, MySpace) or influence what content is featured (Digg, StumbleUpon, Delicious, etc).

Sorry for going off-topic.

'vumble' is a pretty good typo of 'fumble'. Could make a cool sports site, maybe for football. See if John Madden is available

 

[Varlin]

I only see a pronounceable 5-char name with no other particular feature, not even dictionary meaning. One can get dozens of them for reg fee and not selling them for several years.

Reg fee