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Which website name for a coin related website do you recommend?
ANACONDA
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I am starting a new venture, a coin website.
The website will be primarily a website that identifies (and gives images and ownership information for) the very, very best, totally problem free PCGS and NGC coins currently available for purchase on the market, primarily from auction houses and dealers. We will archive images and info on the coins so that people can know whether a particular coin met with "The Anaconda's" approval. No longer will you have to cruise 100 websites looking for coins that produce coin lust or coin envy, I will do it for you and impliedly give you my seal of approval. And we will also serve as a portal to just about any coin related website....coin shows, collector's societies, coin dealer's websites, publishers of coin related material, mints, etc.
I own both coinlust.com and coinenvy.com and will use one of them for this venture.
I like coinlust.com because it is very memorable and a little shocking but I also don't like it because it might turn off some people or sound unprofessional. (I'm sure name Virgin Airlines shocked a few people at first, but no one associates a sexual connotation with it anymore.)
I like coinenvy.com because it's memorable and because it won't turn anyone off or offend them but I don't like the fact that it isn't as memorable as coinlust.com. (I think that part of Anaconda Rare Coin's success was it's memorable name.)
[Hopefully the coin website will eventually be a subcomponent of either thinglust.com or thingenvy.com, both names that I also own. That site that will identify (and gives images and ownership information for) the very best luxury goods (cars, real estate, clothing, other collectibles) on the market.]
My question/ poll is which should I use, "coinlust.com" or "coinenvy.com"?
The website will be primarily a website that identifies (and gives images and ownership information for) the very, very best, totally problem free PCGS and NGC coins currently available for purchase on the market, primarily from auction houses and dealers. We will archive images and info on the coins so that people can know whether a particular coin met with "The Anaconda's" approval. No longer will you have to cruise 100 websites looking for coins that produce coin lust or coin envy, I will do it for you and impliedly give you my seal of approval. And we will also serve as a portal to just about any coin related website....coin shows, collector's societies, coin dealer's websites, publishers of coin related material, mints, etc.
I own both coinlust.com and coinenvy.com and will use one of them for this venture.
I like coinlust.com because it is very memorable and a little shocking but I also don't like it because it might turn off some people or sound unprofessional. (I'm sure name Virgin Airlines shocked a few people at first, but no one associates a sexual connotation with it anymore.)
I like coinenvy.com because it's memorable and because it won't turn anyone off or offend them but I don't like the fact that it isn't as memorable as coinlust.com. (I think that part of Anaconda Rare Coin's success was it's memorable name.)
[Hopefully the coin website will eventually be a subcomponent of either thinglust.com or thingenvy.com, both names that I also own. That site that will identify (and gives images and ownership information for) the very best luxury goods (cars, real estate, clothing, other collectibles) on the market.]
My question/ poll is which should I use, "coinlust.com" or "coinenvy.com"?
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