Trying to think of a name for the new co...help

**AtW** · 9 November 2007, 17:42

Use MD5 checksum of your post above.

HTH

**Newbie000** · 9 November 2007, 18:28

Interesting, but need something simple.

Tick tick goes the newbie brain

**kirk** · 9 November 2007, 18:40

Wan And Network King

or just plain: WAN King

**TheFaQQer** · 9 November 2007, 19:37

Bodgit and Scarper

**Troll** · 9 November 2007, 19:38

tell us what you do

also best advice someone on this board gave was just to use initials

**kirk** · 9 November 2007, 21:07

hmmm, hope your name isn't Terry Ian Trowwers

**Keldin** · 9 November 2007, 21:46

Originally posted by kirk View Post

hmmm, hope your name isn't Terry Ian Trowwers

My company is T****** IT Ltd

So far no-one has noticed, or at least said anything.

Try http://www.plambeck.org/cgi-bin/wordgen.cgi

K

**Newbie000** · 9 November 2007, 22:23

I work in the Infosec field, so I'm thinking something related.

Though using initials may be simple but efficient, or possibly some made up type name, that's generic, so I could use the co for other ventures too.

Cheers for the comments so far.

**TheFaQQer** · 9 November 2007, 22:53

Go for something generic, so you have the flexibility to do what you want in the future. You can always have a trading name that you choose, e.g. XYZ is a trading name of ABC Ltd - this is exactly what I do.

I would also avoid using the word "Solutions" or some such in the title - in the same way that you should avoid reference to the word solution in bids / contracts etc. If you say it's a solution, then if you don't solve the problem then you could be sued for it.

Trying to think of a name for the new co...help