While watching a little Fox News today, a bearded man was in a commercial talking about taxes and helping people solve tax debt.

The man never "said" the domain name of the business in the commercial, but the more I thought about it, how would of he said it? In text, near the bottom of the screen displayed the domain name txmstr.com . The companies name is Tax Masters.

Either the A, E and S were broke on their keyboard when they registered the domain name at 1&1 or it’s the new abbreviation for Tax and Masters I guess?

TXMSTR.com is one ugly domain name and IMO doesn’t even come close to TaxMasters.com. I would "create" a name and matching domain before advertising with that one….

Looking into the domain/site txmstr.com a little more, It looks like many past customers are very unhappy about the service provided according to ComplaintsBoard.com .

Just because a company owns a Premium Domain Name doesn’t always mean they provide a great service, but it’s more likely when a company has an Ugly Domain Name like txmstr.com that they will not have a very good BBB rating. No company is perfect, but I will stick with companies who pay up for a good domain that matches their name or product, as the company is also much more likely to provide quality service as well.

TaxMasters.com is a Parked Domain btw. Secondly, always use BBB.org before you purchase any service or work with a company.