Reply to: Coming up with a name

[WTFH]

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Is AndyW's mum's real name Samantha? Did she used to work with Humph?

[LondonManc]

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[northernladuk]

It means, don't call your new spreadable product "I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha"

Spreads easier than NLadyUk

[LondonManc]

I've absolutely no idea what this means but damn it looks good.

It means, don't call your new spreadable product "I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha"

[northernladuk]

If it really is oblique, in the sense that the religious connotations aren't the first thing that would spring to the mind of a reasonable person, and particularly won't colour their perception of the nature of the business, then I'd say go for it. Hardly anybody knows Latin anyway these days, if that helps

Of course, if you're thinking of something like "Pontifex Surgical Appliances Ltd" then all bets are off

I've absolutely no idea what this means but damn it looks good.

[NickFitz]

Whether it be a plan b, new company name or whatever, would you steer clear of a new name if it had some religious connotation?

Its very oblique, but most of the key domain names using the word are available, its a latin word which directly relates to the ideology of the new idea, but the first search is for a Christian holy order

If it really is oblique, in the sense that the religious connotations aren't the first thing that would spring to the mind of a reasonable person, and particularly won't colour their perception of the nature of the business, then I'd say go for it. Hardly anybody knows Latin anyway these days, if that helps

Of course, if you're thinking of something like "Pontifex Surgical Appliances Ltd" then all bets are off

[WTFH]

Come HMRC... 'Ave 'im!!!!!

It's OK, I've registered it in your name.

[northernladuk]

OK, then: InsideIR35.com

Come HMRC... 'Ave 'im!!!!!

[LondonManc]

What's the business area? We should come up with something.

[WTFH]

Deffo means you are inside.. It's like when someone starts a sentence with 'I'm not a racist but'

OK, then: InsideIR35.com

[northernladuk]

How about: Outside IR35


Have just checked and the domain is available... OutsideIr35.com WHOIS, DNS, & Domain Info - DomainTools


So, when you get asked about you and your company, you can say "We are outside IR35"

Deffo means you are inside.. It's like when someone starts a sentence with 'I'm not a racist but'

[WTFH]

How about: Outside IR35


Have just checked and the domain is available... OutsideIr35.com WHOIS, DNS, & Domain Info - DomainTools


So, when you get asked about you and your company, you can say "We are outside IR35"