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What's your last regg'd domain/s

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Regged these 8 yesterday/today:

staffsweb.co.uk (hand regged drop)
onlinefraud.org.uk (hand regged)
internetfraud.org.uk (hand regged)
fraudprevention.org.uk (hand regged)
fraudinvestigation.org.uk (hand regged)
businessfraud.org.uk (hand regged)
debitcardfraud.co.uk (hand regged)
debitcardfraud.org.uk (hand regged)
 
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quitting-smoking.co.uk

has a dash, but not too shabby for a reg fee.

£1.97 4,400 (local) 22,200 (global)
 
quadcorelaptop.co.uk

Read up that this year the sales are due to increase on bigger (rather than netbooks) laptops with more media power, not too bad ppc

adwords tool

local

world - 4400 > $2.74 pc
local - 1000 > $2.17 pc

Google web keyword searches (exact) - 12,100
 
.co.uk

pick-your-own

Reg'd the day before the non-hyphenated version dropped. I was surprised it was still available considering the term should be hyphenated, and the .org.uk is a developed site.

- Rob
 
hand regged yesterday - not that exciting but could be good for a portal to services such as visas, work, bank accounts, accommodation and travel ;)

immigrants.org.uk & immigrant.org.uk

(3600 uk exacts @ £0.71cpc & 2400 uk exacts @ £1.12 cpc respectively)
 
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I thought the number 8 replaced the 'at' not just the 'a' :confused: not shooting your idea down but just what I thought.

Cre8ive

Originally Posted by stender
cre8tive co uk thought it was very brandable and had good ideas for logos.
 
do you think so? I think either work. phonetically I think it works.
 
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It's just with 8 (eight) ending in 't' thats why I think it replaces the 'at'

Don't get me wrong it's a nice domain and 1000's of sites playing on the idea of 8 replacing letters. But I just think it replaces 'at' not just 'a'

SEO it won't matter one bit as Google will just go WHAT?@! as it doesn't even try to correct the spelling.

I'm sure it will make a good brand for someone! ;)
 
Scattercushion.com

The .co.uk was available aswell on the Tuesday i checked availibility on Wednesday i decided to reg them and for some reason that same morning someone regged the .co.uk :mad:

Annoying that i could have had the set but at least the .com was still available :D
 
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