Domain Name question

Discussion in 'The Bench' started by Jim Weise, Nov 1, 2002.

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Which domain name is better?

  1. tsperf.com

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  2. trishieldperf.com

    25 vote(s)
    100.0%
  1. Jim Weise

    Jim Weise EFI/DIS 482

    Ok, I am going to have to change the domain name on my website, due to the fact that Verisign is attempting to rake me over the coals..

    And we all know how much I like that...:blast:

    Current domain name is www.trishieldperformance.com

    Choices are www.tsperf.com

    Or

    www.trishieldperf.com


    I figured there were not better folks to ask for input on this, than the past current and potential customer's themselves.

    So what do you guys think?

    :Do No:

    JW
     
  2. Mike Trom

    Mike Trom Platinum Level Contributor

    I like www.trishieldperf.com

    It still has the main part of your company name in it not just a "ts".

    my $.02


    :rolleyes:
     

  3. I'm with Mike on this one. :TU:
     
  4. Marc Frappier

    Marc Frappier Big Blocks Rule.

    Yeah I agree with the boys Jim. I like that one too:bglasses:

    ......Won't be to hard to remember.:grin:

    Marc
     
  5. 11SecondGS

    11SecondGS ROCK THIS

    www.tsp.com

    Jim..what is wrong with www.tsp.com

    I think you get the most memorable name, and easiest to deal with.

    :Do No: :Do No:
    Josh
     
  6. Nitro71455

    Nitro71455 Procharged 455 boost baby

    Re: www.tsp.com

    tsp.com is taken :mad:

    I have to follow suit and say trishieldperf.com is the way to go as well. It burns a better image for those people that don't have a great memory like myself :beer
     
  7. Truzi

    Truzi Perpetual Student

    I like trishieldperf.com
     
  8. CyberBuick

    CyberBuick What she used to be....

    Jim, might I ask what versign is trying to do because of your current domain name? PM me if you like, as there's no reason anyone should rake you over due to a domain name.
     
  9. Jim Weise

    Jim Weise EFI/DIS 482

    Scott,

    My orginal domain name registration runs out on Nov 3rd. Because I "know a guy", I get an awesome deal on domain name registration now, so I was not going to pay Verisign's ransom..

    But, since it is within 15 days of expiring, they will not release the name... nice buisness practice.. they want you to renew with them, or be forced to renew to take the name somewhere else..

    But it's ok, I always thought the current name was a little long..

    So I will just change the domain, which will also change my email address, and give them the "cyber-finger".. if you know what I mean..:moonu: :af:

    At least with the new email address, I will stop getting thier email "reminders".. of which I have gotten about 10 or so..

    You would think they would get the hint...:Dou:


    JW
     
  10. Jim Weise

    Jim Weise EFI/DIS 482

    Thanks

    Looks pretty unanamous..

    The new domain for our new website will be www.trishieldperf.com

    I am going to work on making it a priority to finish this new site, and get it up before the end of the year. Should have lots of pictures and info on it.

    Thanks guys!
     
  11. CyberBuick

    CyberBuick What she used to be....

    Major bad business practices.. :af:

    Since the domain name registry became a public 'buy here' setting, you can get some dirt cheap deals on registry fees, then take your hosting anywhere you want. I would then also concur with everyone else on trisheidperf.

    There is one company that damn near passes out domain names for around 10$ a year. Unfortunatly the name escapes me at the moment. :(

    You would think Verisign would do better business then that, provided their main income comes from securtiy certs and not domains.

    Anywho, good luck and if ya need anything, gimme a shout..
     
  12. DugsSin

    DugsSin Well-Known Member

    tsp to me means tri-sodium phosphate anyway.
    I agree with t r i shieldperf :TU: cyber finger huh I like that.
     
  13. 11SecondGS

    11SecondGS ROCK THIS

    see the logo

    one of our best products for cleaning in conjuction with pressure washers
     

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