Need website name suggestions

**cgul1** · 05-31-2008, 22:02

I like the s

only downside is splitting it wrong tnt rails =dynamite trains

just being a pain....

perhaps tn_trails

**jeffjenn** · 05-31-2008, 22:04

......"S"........

**Eric** · 05-31-2008, 22:08

Originally Posted by cgul1

I like the s

only downside is splitting it wrong tnt rails =dynamite trains

just being a pain....

perhaps tn_trails

Doh! That's a good point.

**cavediver2** · 05-31-2008, 22:25

nope stay with tntrails.com

**attroll** · 05-31-2008, 23:03

Originally Posted by Eric

Should it be tntrail or tntrails ya think? With an "S."

It can not be tntrails.com because that name is already taken by someone.

**gunn parker** · 06-01-2008, 05:58

HI
I do not have an idea for a name but I have this advise, make it short and sweet.
If for no other reason than just to save your self time typing in a long name. When you build it and you want to see what you have done or just want to check it every so often you want a name thats easy to type in.
Gunn

**FanaticFringer** · 06-01-2008, 07:01

hangertrek.com

**Eric** · 06-01-2008, 08:45

Originally Posted by attroll

It can not be tntrails.com because that name is already taken by someone.

Yup, I checked it out. The Tennessee Trails Association already got that name. Shoulda figured.

**te-wa** · 06-01-2008, 11:08

well, here's what I can tell you about "short and sweet" domains... the shorter the name, the higher sales price it will fetch. Because of that, most all domains with an xx or xxx are taken. Even the four letter domains are very, very expensive to buy (if available)
heres an example... my buddy who runs hikearizona.xxx was going to call his website Hike Arizona It Rocks or HAIR. Problem was, the domain HAIR.com was going for over 1 million bucks. Ouch.
would you consider replacing the word TN with "south" or "southern"?

southerntrail.com is available for sale. Or, Thesoutherntrail.com is pro'lly free, if you register it soon enough. Just a thought

**Eric** · 06-01-2008, 11:14

Originally Posted by mikeinfhaz

well, here's what I can tell you about "short and sweet" domains... the shorter the name, the higher sales price it will fetch. Because of that, most all domains with an xx or xxx are taken. Even the four letter domains are very, very expensive to buy (if available)
heres an example... my buddy who runs hikearizona.xxx was going to call his website Hike Arizona It Rocks or HAIR. Problem was, the domain HAIR.com was going for over 1 million bucks. Ouch.
would you consider replacing the word TN with "south" or "southern"?

Ouch is right! Yikes.

southerntrail.com is available for sale. Or, Thesoutherntrail.com is pro'lly free, if you register it soon enough. Just a thought

Southern trail has a good ring to it. And since we do hike trails that aren't just in Tennessee it just might work.

On edit, it appears someone has registered southerntrail.com already.