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Still here!

I'd agree that it's not a 'native' UK expression, but probably worth hanging on to. It's a bit like FagsByPost.com ....... would mean distinctly different things on each side of the 'pond' :p

Sorry, but the terms 'real estate' and 'realty' are almost unheard of in the UK. Apologies for the reality check (cheque?) ;)

We do have condoms, mind you :p

Probably best suited to daytime TV ad breaks - along with home equity release schemes and Stannah stair lifts..... Alternatively (my intention!), a directory for solicitors etc. dealing with out-of-court settlements..... The .com directs to a specific attorney, but I'd think the...

The .co.uk extension is getting there, but there's still a reluctance for UK buyers to pay anywhere near equivalent .com prices. "But you only paid a tenner for it!" is the usual response from many.... :( As for the others, .org.uk still tends to be used for its 'proper', i.e. non...

Not sure how useful '123' is as a keyword, but 123-reg manage to get away with it ;) 123loan.co.uk (and the plural) get a fair number of type-in hits so who knows?

Have you got Uranus?

To succeed in the .co.uk arena, a basic grasp of English grammar is required. :twisted:

TicketDeals.co.uk

I'd have to say that few people in the UK refer to 'real estate', so the names sit a bit uneasily with the .co.uk extension... However, this may change with the creeping 'Americanization' of these isles.... :???:

Thanks for the feedback, guys :) I'd agree that there are probs over spelling - there's also 'prezzie' to compete with..... www.theprezzyshop.co.uk has an active site - maybe they'd be interested :p You might fight that special prezzy at SpecialPurchase.co.uk (cough!). Have a good...

Though not just for Christmas :) Maybe a bit too 'girlie' - but that's 50% of the population!

Hi Rich - thanks for the welcome :D Fozz.com was sold earlier this year, though I reg'd it about seven years ago. Not sure who wanted it, but an offer came out of the blue and I just played hard to get! Seems a high price, but the name kinda grows on you and is easy to remember - now why did...

Finally found a site dealing with (mainly) UK-related matters :) So many similar forums are US-centric (and it doesn't get much more centric than that!), so any attempted discussion of UK domaining gets the 'tumbleweed treatment'.... As for 'best and worst' names: Worst: er...