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is "thief" brandable?

by priyankeshu
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I am planning to start a coupon site where it will include product name plus thief.

The niche is travel so for example: instead of traveldiscounts, it will travelthief or something like that. I was also thinking of travelsavings.com or something like that but guess that's all already taken.

The USP of the website is that we will steal and get the deals for the users. Usually they won't get the same discounts and deals anywhere because we tie up with hotels etc to get discounts.

I get a feeling that it would be a nice word to use.(thief). So as to resonate to our proposition of getting secret, few good deals for them for free.


But may be i am wrong? Any suggestions aye?
#brandable #thief
  • Profile picture of the author TheSalesBooster
    I'd say its a touchy subject. It's a negative word and to some people it might bring up the wrong ideas about your site. It's probably best not to go down that road when you can avoid it entirely.
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  • Profile picture of the author priyankeshu
    hmm what came to my mind was brands like "therichjerk"they are negative at first view but do they pass the message that's intended?

    Hmm... i am thinking... hmmm hmmm
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