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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

zasGO.com -- zasGO or zas GO

ZasGO.com -- ZasGo or Zas GO
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I don't cook, not as long as they still deliver pizza.
-- Tiger Woods
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"Za" is quickly becoming accepted as a shortened version for pizza; "zas" is the plural.

ZasGO is a natural brand name for pizzas on-the-go or a zippy name for a pizza shop/chain that specializes in fast delivery of delicious pizzas.

Let's face it: your business is never likely to own the 5-letter Pizza.com, but you can own ZasGo.com, another attractive (and much less expensive) 5-letter domain name, which incorporates "za," the increasingly popular way of saying "pizza."

Who knows? Perhaps "Let's order some ZasGo for dinner tonight!" will become part of the everyday lexicon.

As of 7/18/2013, neither ZasGo or Zas GO was found as a trademark in the USPTO.gov or Trademarkia.com data bases. 

Domain is for Sale at Afternic.com:


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Another version of the zasGO logo:

ZasGO.com -- ZasGO or Zas GO
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