Name Calling Site that helps you select a company name be telling you what's available and what's not

By Robert J. McGarvey Jul 1, 2000

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Just input the name of a product under development or a newbusiness idea, and in a few seconds, StartStorm returns withrelevant information on patents, trademarks and more. Thesite's aim? To help small businesses save time and money whencoming up with new names. StartStorm tells you (at no charge)what's available and what's taken, and also offers helpfulvariations on the name you input.

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