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Request easy to speak domain
Posted:
Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:09 amby RT
When I need to quote an SG address over the phone, it would save time and reduce errors if I had a domain with non-ambiguous pronunciation (0 vs. O, S as in Sam, etc.).
Also three characters would save even more time. I realize this isn't the most important issue, but over time, it would be very helpful. I checked with Network Solutions and, at the time of this post, there were several 3-character .ORG domains available.
Am I alone on this?
Posted:
Wed Mar 04, 2009 11:56 amby lwc
You can always buy one yourself...
Posted:
Thu Mar 05, 2009 4:33 amby RT
[quote="lwc"]You can always buy one yourself...[/quote]
Is there a topic you can refer me to on how to set up what your suggesting? I'm not much of a SysAdmin.
Either way, thanks for offering your help.
Posted:
Fri Mar 06, 2009 12:05 pmby lwc
The FAQ of the main site explains how to set up your own domain.
Network Solutions
Posted:
Mon Mar 09, 2009 4:29 amby Jim27106
Network solutions charges way to much for domains.
Other than that, I think it is a great idea.
I use dfgh.net. It is easy to say DFGH.net, they are right in a row on your keyboard.
Posted:
Wed Mar 18, 2009 12:31 amby Prognathous
Or he could try one of the easier to spell domains:
LowKey wrote:9ox.net
a-bc.net
antichef.com
antichef.net
dfgh.net
inboxclean.com
neverbox.com
ordinaryamerican.net
recursor.net
spamcannon.com
spamcannon.net
spamcowboy.com
spamcowboy.net
spamcowboy.org
spameater.org
spamgourmet.com
spamgourmet.net
spamgourmet.org
wronghead.com
xoxy.net
neverbox.com, inboxclean.com and wronghead.com seem easy enough, but I'm used to dfgh.net myself.
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