WANTED: Company name ideas

[Mikkel]

1337 IT

10 chars.

[Badjelly]

And the sanx name is a possibility, but given that I've used it everywhere for the last ten years, I know it's too open to mis-pronunciation and mis-spelling.

So basically, you're saying, "Sanx, but no Sanx."

[cowpoos]

http://www.Unlcebullysputerstufffixi...company.com.au

[Tank]

What kind of IT consulting do you do?

Are you a PC Geeky guy, or a Enterprise systems consultant - You need a name that will be acceptable to your audience.

[magicfairy]

Just don't put specialist in the domain name, email signature...some spam filters see "cialis" in the content and reject it.

[Scouse]

Nob End Servixes

[Swoop]

Strewth Mate!! With appropriate emphasis on the Ocker-isms involved.
(Prawns, Barbie, monitor?)

[Forest]

I'm looking for ideas for the name of a company. The company will be for me to sell my services as an IT consultant.

What I'm looking for must be:

• Relatively generic and not too obviously geek-related
• Available to use in Australia
• Have an associated .com.au URL available
• Not have any unfortunate connotations (like this one)

The .au domain registrar requires you to offer evidence that you have the right to use a .com.au domain name.

Basically this means that you have to register an Australian company if you want a .com.au domain.

[PirateJafa]

BofH.

'nuff said.

[Usarka]

Can IT.

Oh yes we.....


Branding Idea: CANⁱT

[Tank]

http://www.highlypaidconsultantsearn...youscum.com.au is free.

easy to remember and pisses off the plebs at the same time.

[Quasievil]

fair dinkum I.T
Ocker I.T solutions
I.T Geeks on Bikes
online solutions
S.A.N.X

Cant think of anymore, got to go to supering market will keep thinking, I will of course donate the gift voucher to someone if Im fortunate enough !

I.T Salad ?

[Big Dave]

AAA Aardvaark Consultants, Ltd - because the Yellow Pages still matter.

Not as much as good taste.

[Headbanger]

Bin I.T.

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[RantyDave]

I'm looking for ideas for the name of a company. The company will be for me to sell my services as an IT consultant.

You want something that describes something visible. I am a proponent of the theory that "Red Hat" is the finest company name ever. It's something you can visualise and therefore remember really quickly; It lends itself to an equally memorable logo; and it doesn't commit the company to doing actually anything at all.

Also witness "Apple Computer" becoming just "Apple" a year or so ago.

Dave