zerotohundred.com

for a car modification forum.

i dont think the name itself carries any premium above reg fee. I have heard zero to sixty before though. Zero to one hundred doesnt seem to be as common. Also shouldn't it be 'zero to one hundred'?
reg fee.

I dont like it. Doesnt read well and is pretty long.

Reg fee max. The domain itself does nothing for the site you propose. However, if you develop such a site on the domain, well then it could be worth a bit.

not much, but it may have some worth if you are planing to use it by yourself. Selling it as just domain name? I wouldnt buy it.

I will agree with the rest, the domain itself is worthless, to long, to hard to remember and not an eyecatch.

As it was suggested could you open a site with the domain. Price would depend on the numbers of visitors and so on but it will be hard work and the price you could get might not be worth it.

$0 - $100 :D

In case you need one more opinion (which is doubtful, but anyway...) I'd agree. If you break it up, it almost doesn't make sense (fragmented), and is nearly confusing because you want to add the missing parts:

Zero to hundred

Seventy, eighty, ninety... hundred? 'Hundred' just isn't right. You don't say 'hundred' you say 'one-hundred' or maybe 'a hundred'.

Now we know Chicken is an English teacher ;)

Well, Thanks for the review :cool:

Originally posted by kohashi
Also shouldn't it be 'zero to one hundred'?

And I dont get to be an english teacher :(

Originally posted by kohashi
And I dont get to be an english teacher :(
Kohashi, he's just poking fun at me because I do teach English (and he knows that, at least I think so, or he's just making fun of me :bawling: ). When you start capitalizing the word English, you too can teach it too! ;) :D (And now I'm just having fun with you, don't take it personally!)

:D

I was not making fun of you Chicken; I was not sure you teach English, just that you are a teacher. Which by the way is an admirable profession, especially being on the West Coast (CA) where rent is high and pay is low.

Originally posted by timechange
...especially being on the West Coast (CA) where rent is high and pay is low.
Don't I know it (...he says as he can barely make payments on a starter home in a decent area). I honestly don't know how teachers do it here. I feel as though I'm working at McDonalds for minimum wage trying to save up enough for a used car and my first apartment. I need a sugar mama! :bawling: