Less words in domain, better?
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Searched for a domain, that was taken, but did a whois and it was on auction at Godaddy (only 20 bucks total) and it was a perfect name. So put it in my cart, but for some reason godaddy seemed to think I was a client of mine instead. So took about 5 minutes to figure that out and go to sign up for an auction account myself.
Guess what happened? The owner renewed during that time.
Whois showed it expired in August 2011.
Whois now shows it expires in August 2012.
So two months after it expired, the owner just happened to renew it when I was going to purchase it. Although wouldn't it be September if it was just renewed?
That.. seems.. too strange.
Anyway, it is free as .net and .org, and I see for SEO purposes, shouldn't matter, but I really don't want the same domain name as this person. The name is available with "now" on the end of it. Making it 4 words.
Does anyone know if that would matter? Not a fan of longer names myself, but curious what some experts think.
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