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Except about 80% of the time I send mail to someone at dropbox, I send it to whoever@dropbox.com first. There are always good names available. You don't need
by pg 18y ago
Except about 80% of the time I send mail to someone at dropbox, I send it to whoever@dropbox.com first.
There are always good names available. You don't need to stick get on the front, or use a .net name, or pull a del.icio.us. Just fire up instantdomainsearch and find another name.
- SwellJoe 18y agoValid point. Now that you mention it, I have tried to email people at the .com when I needed the .net, and I have also mailed people at noun.com when I needed verbnoun.com. And, I have been surprised to find that if I keep banging away at it, I do eventually find a good name. I was looking for a name for a new site to host some Flash brain games I've been working on, and it only took about 20 minutes of searching to find a domain I loved. I had to make up a word, but there aint no harm in that, I reckon, as long as it isn't too long or too hard to spell.