closed Which domain should I use?

[stvn42088]

Thanks for all the input, I have my answer.

 

[VirtualT]

sebora IMO

 

[olebean]

sebora IMO

I agree the other domain seems too erm "middle eastern"

 

[domainah]

Sebora is good, the others dont sound like anything

 

[Dale Hubbard]

sebora

 

[olebean]

rumner sounds like my belly after a bad curry

 

[oveber]

sebora sounds great.

 

[stvn42088]

Thanks to everyone who added their input. I really liked Sebora.com the best too, but had to make sure it wasn't just my opinion.

Have a great holiday season,

Steve

 

[olebean]

np steve

Good luck with it!

 

[tornadodomain]

is sebora a word in any language

 

[copper]

Sebora is nice.
Unique and easily memorable.

 

[katherine]

Sebora is the most brandable IMO

 

[stvn42088]

is sebora a word in any language

Not that I know of, however that really is not saying much. I believe it is however a surname based on the brief research I've done.

I just stumbled upon it and though it was pretty brandable and previously was going to sell it. However, then decided it would probably be a great name for a development project.

 

[Ehsan]

I would also like to go with sebora nice name btw

Cheers :yo:

Ehsan

 

[hugegrowth]

Sebora

Yuif is too unusual, and hard to spell if you heard someone say it.

rumner doesn't roll off the tongue easily

sebora sounds nice, easy to pronounce, best of the three for a conventional website

 

[mvl]

without a doubt: sebora

 

[Varchar]

Sebora.com... easy to remember...

 

[britishbulldog]

yuif for me it cant be simpler yu if, sebora is to much of a mouthful !

Sebora Sounds like a name of a horse !

 

[GiantDomains]

#1

 

[stvn42088]

Thanks guys. I've actually decided to go in a slightly different direction with my development ideas, so I'm actually going to not be using either of the three.

However, I would like to thank everyone again for the input and if a mod/admin/anyone sees this probably be safe just to close it.