Go for typos

[booster20002005]

If you are looking for a nice domain name, try out typos these are misspelled popular domain names like hotmaik.com or msn.cm then you will get a lot of traffic and also the website domain can be sold for a high price.

[skn191]

Re: Go for typos

I dont agree with you. Typos are not good for long term investment. The risk of tm is always there.

[Trexhost]

Re: Go for typos

I've got to agree with skn191. The risk of TM is there, in the long run, it would most likely lead to more problems then you'd like

[coldgansta]

Re: Go for typos

I've got to agree with skn191. The risk of TM is there, in the long run, it would most likely lead to more problems then you'd like

Agreed stay away from typos they may seem a good idea at the time but not goot in the long run.

Look before you leep

[Hubris]

Re: Go for typos

I think it sounds like a great idea
I never even thought of that...
Will try that one day

[vrutant7287]

typos is good word
but i think also that we have to stay away from typos
they may seem a good idea

[Sheen1991]

Yes that is true, although you have to make sure if you have these they will not take action unless you go into the same field of internet service they are offering!

ie) hotmaik.com (E-Mail)
or goole.com (Search Engine)

I would advice to just park it, as all you want are ads, and there aren't many advertisement companies that allow sites with no or little content to advertise!

Park it and then sell it when you want to!

[sunken]

Typos are good if they are common words as a long term investment, but those are hard to find and you have to watch as some common words are TM'd. For instance, a typo of voyeur.com went for 100K+. However, I agree that it's better to stay away as such occassions are rare and trouble is probably more likely.

[xwhyz]

Not all typo sites will have huge success, except for most common typo errors one can encounter just like one said here, voyeur domain. Which most of them cannot spell it right hence could fetch you big money, else you could be in the losing side if chosen the wrong misspelling!

[anantshri]

well look for typos but don't get obessed with them otherwise it would be a lot of problem for you.
also check for yourselve what typo has more chaces of getting hits.

[bizwiz]

I agree, but searching for the right domain name that gets a lot of traffic from typos is quite hard to do.

[sunken]

Typos may be a bit more of a dangerous game if Olympia Snowe and Bill Nelson (Senators from Maine and Florida) get their way. They are already subject to problems, but this will give the companies a new weapon against such practices. Strangely enough, it is included with an anti-phishing act. Guess that's to get it passed, for no one would want to be in favor of phishing, would they?

[buckbuck]

I think it is a good idea indeed. There will always be some newcomers to the internet that will make typos.

[fransicoallen281]

If you are sensing for a good domain phratry, try out typos these are misspelled hot demesne defamation equivalent hotmaik.com or msn.cm then you will get a lot of traffic and also the website field can be sold for a piping soprano.

[mr.mike2204]

I dont agree with you. Typos are not good for long term investment. The risk of tm is always there.