This exactly. This was my first clue that this person probably wasn't from the UK. You're totally right, the word handicapped is definitely the first thing th

This exactly. This was my first clue that this person probably wasn't from the UK. You're totally right, the word handicapped is definitely the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the name and it wasn't a nice association. But if they are not aiming at the UK market then there probably isn't a reason to change it, but if operating inside the UK then I think the name might be a real problem. It just makes me think of "HandiCapable" which is a horrible term. To be clear, I don't think the OP is trying to be offensive but inside the UK I think you might this kind of feedback quite a lot.