Maybe now they can buy a vowel. I say this only half as a joke. I recently had to use checkr. The first thing they ask you for is your social security number. Typing your social into a box below a misspelled URL isn't a super comforting experience
Do you consider Flickr to be "misspelled"? Would you trust Chick-fil-A to serve you food? Maybe the real reason Toys"R"Us went belly-up is because they couldn't afford vowels either.
Founded in 2014, which makes the choice of name even more peculiar. Didn't the "dropping vowels" naming convention die with "Web 2.0"?
With a lot of good brand and domain names already taken, it is alive and well.
2004 called. They want their missing penultimate "e" back.
The process is even more fun when you don't have an SSN yet and the form doesn't know how to deal with that.
Or if you specify that your employment history is outside the US, and they still require a W2.