I need a domain name!

[toolcrazy]

As some of you know, I am starting a user run tool review site. I've decided on the software and most of the partics from that end. But now I need to register the domain name.

My first thought was:

thepentoolreview.com

I am currently open for other suggestions. Also, they do need to be available for registration. TIA

 

[Randy_]

Sort of cumbersome the way it is. I prefer names that are short and snappy.

Can't say as anything comes immediately; but as a minimum I would drop the "the" and add an "s"........pentoolreviews.

You could even drop the later part and just go with "pentools."

 

[Mikey]

Thanks, just registered them all.[]

J/K, but I'd probably ask for private e-mails rather than replies, just because someone else could grab a good idea.

 

[toolcrazy]

Originally posted by Randy_
<br />Sort of cumbersome the way it is. I prefer names that are short and snappy.

Can't say as anything comes immediately; but as a minimum I would drop the "the" and add an "s"........pentoolreviews.

You could even drop the later part and just go with "pentools."

Thanks Randy. I did have a suggestion that not to be pen specific. But, a lot of use use regular woodworking tools of all kind for making pens, so It is a good idea of yours.

 

[toolcrazy]

Originally posted by Mikey
<br />Thanks, just registered them all.[]

J/K, but I'd probably ask for private e-mails rather than replies, just because someone else could grab a good idea.

It really don't matter if someone grabs a domain suggestion.

So far I have registered pentoolreviews.com and .net

This way I can get started on the site. If something better comes along, I can always park or change the name. But, I like that one. Now on to getting things designed. Thanks all.

 

[Firefyter-emt]

Just don't use Pen Island! [}]

 

[Geo in Winnipeg]

Now that's funny Lee.

 

[penhead]

toolreviewsrus.com

 

[stevers]

As long as you don't turn the "R" around. Toys are us will sue you. The forced a mom and pop outfit in town to change the name of their shed business from "Sheds "R" Us". Now thats petty.