Let's confess it: I have a weakness for this name - maybe because my training was in history, and it is evocative of some historical figures! But not only that, there are other good reasons:
- it is a .com,
- it is short,
- it is easy to spell and to remember.

I have always felt quite puzzled to see the bids three-letter .coms can attract - I understand the rationale, but some of them look not attractive at all. While this one is attractive, a real good name, four letters only.

True, it is not directly associated with some well-known brand, but this is rather a plus: no risk of confusion with some existing brand name. And it can virtually be put to any use. Not even mentioning there are some small firms or shops using the name Tulk: they should definitely be interested.

I am always reluctant to make forecasts about the price a name will reach at auction - I have seen so many estimates going completely wrong! But I would not be too surprised if this pronounceable, four-letter .com name would reach prices in the same range as non-pronounceable, three-letter .com names, or close to them. It would be deserved.
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The TULK Family
Mr. Tulk Cafe
James Tulk Photography
Tulk Sound Systems
Caryn Tulk Insurance

... and hundreds of authors, artists, musicians, politicians, businesses, and famous producers with the last name of Tulk. Unlimited possibilities and a very tight 4 letter domain. Very good type in traffic to boot. Might be a chart breaker. Should fetch a respectible Low to Mid $X,XXX figure.
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Great 4-Letter pronouceable domain name. Also, it is a .com and if you search the web, there is "TULK" out there. That's why I say some 4-Letter domains should be worth more than 3-Letter domains. It should sell for $xxx- low $x,xxx.


Victor
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