Having a website for your business has become vital in the recent days to boost the business. However, choosing a domain name is difficult task as the domain name should represent your company in clear and lucid fashion. There are many companies, whose domain names are quite confusing in relation with their business.
Following are few companies, which are involved in dealing with everyday product, but they seemed to have paid no attention to their domain names:
1. 'Who Represents' is a site where one can find the names of the agent who represent celebrity.
Their domain name: www.whorepresents.com
2. 'Expert Exchange', a knowledge base where programmers can exchange view and advice.
3. A site for Pens
4. Therapist Finder
5. Italian Power Generator Company
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