Originally posted by Basic_man I think it doesn't worth alot !
I think you post in every thread not knowing anything about the subject. Don't think it's easily brandable, it is short, but just can't see a company using it as a brand. Might be worth something if you can prove logistic traffic to it.
Originally posted by pood you don't know what scour means?
you don't need a thesaurus to know what it means
ie: "the bum was scouring for food"
but maybe you have a limited vocabulary, sorry
Here are your main problems:
(1) It is not a common synonym for 'look' and is NOT a synonym for 'find'.
(2) It is more often associated with the meaning of 'to clean' (e.g., to scour the pots and pans).
(3) People don't often associate the words 'car' and 'scour'.
I have heard people say they will go 'look for a car', but I have never heard anyone say they will go 'scour for a car'.
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