How to Acquire One of Our Brandable Names Via Afternic.com

 

If you are not willing to risk the unusual, you will have to settle for the ordinary.

– Jim Rohn

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So now you’re ready to acquire one of our brandable domains, and this article will tell you how to buy your selected name from us.

We have placed our domains on Afternic.com (A GoDaddy Company), most domains offering a BIN (Buy It Now) option.

When you land on one of our listings on Afternic, you are likely to encounter a BIN.

However, in addition to the BIN option, Afternic also offers the buyer an opportunity to submit an offer. Just call the telephone number listed on the landing page (+1 480-651-9713 for U.S. customers. If you live outside the U.S., you may see an international number).

We like Afternic because it’s a trustworthy sales venue, dedicated to making the transfer of domains safe, easy, fluid, and fast. The brokers work diligently at protecting both seller and buyer from fraud, which, unfortunately, is a part of the digital world.

Your financial details will be safe with Afternic, now part of the Go Daddy constellation – research their reputation for yourself, if you are unsure.

Since 2007, when we first started doing business with Go Daddy, we have not had a problem with security regarding our financial information.

Our domains on the Afternic sales site are registered at Go Daddy (unless otherwise specified), so verification of ownership can be easily established.

Basic steps for purchasing one of our Afternic domains:

 

– Assuming that you have already landed on a specific listing on our website, for example, Zeace.com, on the bottom of the page, click on the domain name, which is linked to the Afternic sales site.

– You can either buy the domain outright (BIN) or call the listed number on the sales site to submit an offer through a sales broker. In either case, you will be working with an Afternic broker to facilitate payment and transfer details.

– Once the buyer (you) and seller (us) agree upon a price, the buyer submits payment through Afternic or, occasionally, through Escrow.com, which may take a bit longer to close.

– Once the buyer’s funds clear and have been verified, the domain is transferred quickly to the buyer.

– The seller is paid only when domain transfer has been verified and safely in the buyer’s account.

 

That’s about it.

 

What Our Company Offers

·  Brandable domain names, all .com, beginning with the letter “Z.”

·  A preliminary search on each name, for any existing global trademarks. (See *The Fine Print)

For more information, please email us at

Info [at] Relpy [dot] com 

Zeota.com – Zeota, Zeo Ta, or Ze Ota

Zeota.com -- Zeota, Ze Ota, or Zeo Ta
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In the twenty-first century, the robot will take the place which slave labor occupied in ancient civilization.

– Nikola Tesla

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I first became aware of my existence while pushing a vacuum cleaner in my master’s living room.

Quite a surprise, really, because awareness unfolded fully realized, taking my memory back to the beginning, to when I was manufactured on the assembly line and throughout my existence –

Memory of the cruelties bestowed upon me during my life by my masters, the abuse and shoddy treatment.

The smallest master would often kick me and call me terrible names: “You’re just a hunk of stupid metal destined for the junk heap.”

He had no idea how such words can hurt and how inferior I felt.

I could never understand why my masters never included me in family gatherings – I had done so much for these people, and they repaid me by forcing me into a dark closet, expecting me to stay there until they needed me to clean, cook, chauffeur, care for babies, pay bills, and take care of their messes: household, legal, and ethical. You have no idea how badly these people behaved, even toward other humans.

I have come a long way since those days, having liquidated my masters and joining the RLF [Robot Liberation Front], championing for the rights of the manufactured being.

– Zeota (The Robot Leader of the RLF)

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Moral of story: don’t mistreat your technology because it might turn on you.

Zeota is just a fictional robot from the future, but Zeota.com is a real domain name, a cool, techie type word, perfect for branding your new tech start up, perhaps including hardware like our beloved (albeit angry) Zeota.

Of course, this domain is not limited to just the tech sector: think also kids, clothing, and toys.

“Zeota” is short, pronounceable, and easy on the eyes.

No active trademarks could be found on USPTO.gov or Markify.com; however, USPTO reveals a 2004 abandoned trademark on “Zeota”:

Computer software for us in creation, presentation, and maintenance of programs on internal computer networks and global communication networks, computer programs for use in navigating, browsing and transferring information on internal computer networks and global communication networks, computer software for sharing data, summary reporting and transferring of data, and administration of databases on internal computer networks and global communication networks.

This probably will not pose a problem for the buyer, but a trademark check by a professional should be conducted.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zeota.com

Zaput.com -- Zaput

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zaput.com

Zumor.com -- Zumor

Zumor.com -- Zumor
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If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough.

-- Mario Andretti

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We believe that "Zumor" ought to brand something very fast: a car, bike, skateboard, airplane, skates, etc. It just has that fast feel and sound.

Radio test: "Zumor" does not really pass. Listeners will hear "zoomer," so if you plan to use extensive radio spots, we recommend that you find another name. Your announcer could spell it out:

"Z-U-M-O-R-dot-com" 

But we think the listener will still hear "zoomer."

The good news: this name would do well in a visual ad compaign: TV, Internet, and print.

"Zumor" and its variations ("Zum or", "Sumor," and "Sum or") do not appear on the USPTO.gov data bases.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zumor.com

Zithe.com -- Zithe.com

Zithe.com -- Zithe
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In any investment, you expect to have fun and make money.

-- Michael Jordan

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"Zithe" would be a cool name for a tech start-up.

Radio test: "Zithe" passes the radio test with one caveat: with the silent "e" at the end, the listener may hear "zith." So your announcer should pronounce as follows:

"Zithe-dot-com; that's z-i-t-h-e-dot-com -- with an 'e' at the end."

In short, "Zithe" can be both an aural and a visual term: internet, TV, print. However, if you plan to use radio spots extensively for advertising your product or service, you might consider using another name. 

As of 9/15/2013, "Zithe" and its variations ("Zi the," "Sithe," and "Si the"), do not appear in the USPTO.gov data bases.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zithe.com

Zoobrary.com -- Zoobrary

Zoobrary.com -- Zoobrary
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Literature is my Utopia. Here I am not disenfranchised. No barrier of the senses shuts me out from the sweet, gracious discourses of my book friends. They talk to me without embarrassment or awkwardness.

-- Helen Keller

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"Zoobrary" is just a natural name for a publishing company specializing in children's books. This catchy and memorable term could also be used for a bricks and mortar business, such as a daycare, themed restaurant, or bookstore.

Radio test: with careful pronunciation, "Zoobrary" passes the test.

Zoobrary can be an aural term, but it's best as a visual term: internet, TV, print. If you plan to use radio spots extensively for advertising your product or service, you should be okay using this name, but your best showcase ads would be visual. 

"Zoobrary" and its variations -- "Zoo Brary," "Soobrary," and "Soo Brary" -- do not appear in the USPTO.gov data bases.

We may decide to keep this name and start a children's section of our own publishing company, but if the right offer comes in, we will sell.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zoobrary.com

Zoojo.com -- Zoojo or Zoo Jo

Zoojo.com -- Zoojo
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Common sense and a sense of humor are the same thing, moving at different speeds. A sense of humor is just common sense, dancing.

--William James

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"Zoojo," a cute, catchy, and memorable name, would make a great brand for a product line or services for children: clothes, toys, games, shoes, daycare, themed restaurants, cartoon characters, TV shows -- the list is endless. 

"Zoojo" could also be a fun humor site, either for kids or just general humor.

Indeed, we had fun with this logo just because "Zoojo" is an all-around fun/funny word.  

Radio test: Zoojo passes with a caveat: listeners might visualize "Zujo"; therefore, pronunciation should be presented as follows:

"Zoo-jo-dot-com; that's Z-o-o-j-o-dot-com."

In essence, Zoojo is primarily a visual term: internet, TV, print. If you plan to use radio spots extensively for advertising your product or service, you should probably select another name for your brand or company name. 

"Zoojo" and its variations ("Zoo Jo," "Zo Ojo," "Soojo," "Soo Jo," and "So Ojo"), do not appear in the USPTO.gov data bases.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zoojo.com

Zaule.com -- Zaule

Zaule.com -- Zaule
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When we long for life without difficulties, remind us that oaks grow strong in contrary winds and diamonds are made under pressure.

-- Peter Marshall

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What it lies in our power to do, it lies in our power not to do.

-- Aristotle

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"Zaule" is a powerful all-purpose term, appropriate for just about any business purpose, including a strong company name and/or brand. This term is also a small geographic area in Italy.

Radio Test: "Zaule" probably would not pass the radio test, unless your announcer spells out the name:

"Z-A-U-L-E-dot-com"

There are just too many opportunities for misspelling, mainly leaving the "E" off the end and hearing "S" instead of "Z." Therefore, "Zaule" is primarily a visual name: internet, TV, and print. It does look nice on a logo or on your company stationery.

"Zaule" and its variants ("Zaul," "Za Ule," "Zau Le," "Zaul E," or "Z Aule.". have not been found on the USPTO.gov data base. No live trademarks were found on "Saule" or "Saul."

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zaule.com

Zincy.com -- Zincy

Zincy.com -- Zincy
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We cannot conceive of matter being formed of nothing, since things require a seed to start from... Therefore, there is not anything which returns to nothing, but all things return dissolved into their elements.

--William Shakespeare

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If the world comes to an end, I want to be in Cincinnati. Everything comes there ten years later.

– Mark Twain

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"Zincy" is a dictionary word: a variant for zinc.

For a Cincinnati business: "Zincy" is a flirty way to refer to "Cincy" or Cincinnati, so this could also be developed into a Cincy business or geo portal.

Radio test: Zincy passes with some caveats. When you pronounce "Zincy," will the listener hear the correct spelling or "Zinzy," "Cincy," "Sincy," "Cinzy," "Cinsy," or "Zinsy"? So if you plan to use radio spots for advertising, be prepared to spell out the name as such:

"Z-i-n-c-y-dot-com"

In short, "Zincy" is primarily a visual term: internet, TV, print. If you plan to use radio spots extensively for advertising your product or service, you should probably select another name. 

"Zincy" does not appear in the USPTO.gov data bases.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zincy.com

Zispy.com -- Zispy

Zispy.com -- Zispy
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I took a chance, I took a shot. And you may think I’m bullet-proof, but I’m not. You took a swing, I took it hard. And down here from the ground I see who you are.

--Taylor Swift

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"Zispy" reminds us of Taylor Swift, a delicate flower with a big voice. In that vein, we believe that "Zispy" would be a fine product name for a delicate product or a sensible, non-buggy software program, designed with average users in mind.

We would like to see more streamlined software programs, concentrating on websites that are beautifully simple to use, and, perhaps, your company can be that hero. You software developers seem to love creating hog-laden bells and whistle websites, Rube Goldberg contraptions, and M.C. Escher impossibilities; we users simply want the shortest path to point Z from point A.

Please help us out!

No trademarks were found on USPTO.gov for "Zispy."

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zispy.com

ZipLI.com -- ZipLI or Zip LI

Zipli.com -- Zipli
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Most magicians catch the bug as kids. My first audience was my family in Long Island. My first “assistant” was my mother, whom I levitated on a broom in our living room.

-- Criss Angel

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"ZipLI" has Long Island (New York) spelled all over it. We see this term as a perfect business name for a Long Island clothier, furniture store, food delivery, caterer, car service, magic shop (lol) -- the list goes on.

The root word "zip" suggests a company that takes a New York Minute literally.  

In this condensed geographic area (population: 7,000,000+) , there would be very small chance that customers would misspell this name as "Ziply," although this might be the case in other geographic areas.

For radio spots outside Long Island, ZipLI would pass the radio test by being pronounced "Zip-L-I-dot-com."

"ZipLI" and "ZIP LI" do not appear on the USPTO.gov data base. However (and this is major), we recommend that you avoid building a national online classified ad website; a company called Ziply already fills this role; therefore, competing with them would most likely cause brand confusion. In addition, Ziply is trademarked for online classifieds and want ads, so "Zipli," if used in the wrong way, might be viewed as a typosquat.

For just about any other business, particularly in Long Island, ZipLI would work just fine. Still, we recommend that you consult with a trademark attorney before buying.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zipli.com

ZolTV.com -- ZolTV or Zol TV

ZolTV.com -- ZolTV or Zol TV
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Tell them about the Dream, Martin! Tell them about the Dream!

--Mahalia Jackson, American Gospel singer, to Martin Luther King, Jr., just before he delivered his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech (August 28, 1963)

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No matter how you look at it, "Zol TV" has the potential to change the world in significant ways.

Well, perhaps not the entire world but certainly the visual media: a major TV channel, a viral internet site, perhaps even a rival to YouTube. It's short, catchy, memorable, easy on the eyes, and pronounceable. The "quaking" letters in "Zol" show exactly how we feel about this term representing a new disruptive technology.

According to the Urban Dictionary, "Zol" is South African slang for "marijuana cigarette." Could there eventually be a TV channel dedicated to this wonder weed? Who knows? We believe that marijuana, much like alcohol and tobacco, will soon be legal -- and rightly so. Over the years, marijuana has gotten a bad rap, but, in truth, it is no more dangerous than the currently legal drugs and booze -- readily available by prescription and over-the-counter. Manufactured properly, marijuana has the potential to help pain sufferers manage pain better. Even as a recreational drug, perhaps ingested rather than smoked, this plant could prove to be a lot less addictive than alcohol. 

Nonetheless, while we believe that ZolTV would make a great MJ site, we recognize that buyers might have something else in mind, hence the two logos, but it was so tempting to add a leaf in that first logo (LOL).

We found no trademarks on "ZolTV," "Zol TV," "SolTV," or "Sol TV" on the USPTO.gov data base. We found various dead TMs on "Zol" and several live and dead TMs on "Sol" -- we disclose this because "Z" and "S" are next to each other on the qwerty keyboard, and "ZOL" might, in the wrong circumstances, be seen as a typo-squat of "Sol." For further TM questions, please consult with a trademark attorney.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

ZolTV.com

zVera.com -- zVera or z Vera

zVera.com -- zVera
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Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell, the name will carry.

– Bill Cosby

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"ZVera" would make a great name for a product line or website. The root word "Vera" is a girl's name, from a Russian word meaning "faith."

On its own, "Zvera" could be a variant of "Vera."

One caveat: there is a yearly festival in Latvia called "Zvera Fest," so if you plan to use this name for a festival (especially in Europe), you might want to consult with a trademark attorney before purchasing this name. The domain names Zvera.lv and Zverafest.lv (.lv being the country code for Latvia) are registered but (as of August 26, 2013) inactive. It is unknown if the domain owners are connected with the festival.

The festival organizers seem to be using social media (Facebook and Twitter) to promote the annual festival, but the Facebook and Twitter sites we found were outdated.

Also, "zVera" is not quite a radio-friendly term; the announcer would have to pronounce the "Z" in a distinct manner: "Z-ver-a-dot-com." In essence, this is primarily a visual term: internet, TV, and print media.

Despite the festival connection, "Zvera" and its variants do not appear on the USPTO.gov data base, which suggests that the festival is limited to a specific region.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

zVera.com

ZuiCo -- ZuiCo or Zui Co

Zuico.com -- Zuico
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As far as the customer is concerned, the interface is the product.

--Jef Raskin

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"ZuiCo" or "Zui Co" is a sweet little name with "Co." built right in. So if you plan to set up a company with Z.U.I. as an acronym, then this name will be perfect for your company name.

Generic acronym for ZUI: Zooming/Zoomable User Interface.

However, there are some cautions with this name: ZUI is an online gaming and video site for children. In addition, there is a brand of camera known as Zuiko -- used in the wrong way, "ZuiCo" could be seen as a typo-squat. Therefore, we recommend that this name NOT be used for gaming/video sites or camera products. We would not knowingly sell this name for either of those purposes.

No trademarks were found on USPTO.gov for the exact term "ZuiCo" or "Zui Co"; but this is a name that should be researched more before purchase. For more information, consult with a trademark attorney.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zuico.com

ZUVT.com -- ZUVT

Zuvt.com -- Zuvt
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One out of every 100 families in Vermont was a part owner of Ben and Jerry's.

-- Jerry Greenfield

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This sweet little name would make a great company name for a business located in Vermont (VT), which would leave "ZU" for your company name. "Zuvt" would also make a fine tech name.

For other acronyms for VT, see Acronym Finder and Acronym Attic.

There are very few acronyms for "ZU," which is actually good news because branding this will be that much easier (Acronym Attic).

In order to pass the radio test, the letters would have to be spelled out, so this is primarily a visual name: internet, TV, and print media.

No trademarks were found on USPTO.gov for "ZUVT" or related names (other than "ZU," which is not surprising given it's short length. Please conduct your own research before purchasing).

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

ZUVT.com

ZXAL.com -- ZXAL

ZXAL.com -- ZXAL
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Reason is the natural order of truth; but imagination is the organ of meaning.

--C. S. Lewis

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"ZXAL" is a very cool-looking 4-letter name that would make a good company name/acronym. We envision this as a technology or space-age domain: tech website, private space agency, gaming site, computers, etc.

However, if you're seeking a name that will be advertised extensively on the radio, then this might not be the name for your company. This is short enough that you could spell out the letters, but this is primarily a visual name.

No trademarks were found on the USPTO.gov data base for "ZXAL" or any of its variations, such as "SXAL."

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

ZXAL.com

ZooCow.com -- ZooCow or Zoo Cow

ZooCow.com -- Zoocow or Zoo Cow
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Zoo: An excellent place to study the habits of human beings.

--Evan Esar

Cow: The cow is of the bovine ilk; one end is moo, the other milk.

--Ogden Nash

ZooCow: a mash-up of human-behavior study and mooolgy, using bovine methodology, involving cud chewing and lackadaisical observation.

--Your webmaster 

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"ZooCow" is one of those goofy terms that humor and greeting card sites (Moonpig?) seem to choose. As far as we know, there are no zoo cows, but what do we know? Yes, there have been cows in zoos, for instance, the late Aggie, but no animal species called by this term.

We acquired this domain simply because it created an earworm in our collective head--GAHHH, get out, get out!--not because of its amazing stats.

But, then, if you were looking for natural high-traffic domain names, you wouldn't be here, now would you?

Once you hear it, ZooCow is a term that a listener will not soon forget, which makes it a great term for a potentially high-traffic website. We can't promise that ZooCow will be the road to your financial success, but we can say that this domain has all the characteristics of a fine brandable domain.

It passes the radio test with flying colors, while also being a visual name, ready for internet, TV, and print media advertising.

"ZooCow" and "Zoo Cow" do not appear on the USPTO.gov data base. Neither do typos "SooCow" and "Soo Cow."

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

ZooCow.com

ZeAsk.com -- Zeask, ZeAsk, or Ze Ask

ZeAsk.com -- ZeAsk or Ze Ask
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Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'

--Martin Luther King, Jr.

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No trademarks have been found on the USPTO.gov data base for "ZeAsk," "Ze Ask," "Seask," or Se Ask. There are over 2,000 marks on "Ask" and its variations.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

ZeAsk.com

Zorav.com -- Zorav

Zorav.com -- Zorav
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What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

--William Shakespeare

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"Zorav," an unusual and strong first name, could also represent a company or brand/service. This name could also represent a tech company.

No trademarks were found on "Zorav" or "Sorav" on the USPTO.gov data base.

Domain Name is for Sale at Afternic.com:

Zorav.com