Indian Domain Sales Roundup
March 16, 2009 · Print This Article
It has been a while since our last sales roundup. There were a few larger sales, as well as a steady flow of smaller sales. Compared to the battering that many other domain extensions have taken, .in seems to be holding up reasonably well in these difficult economic times.
The highest sale was RedTube.in, which sold for 2,000 Eur or about $2,605.
There were a couple of other four figure sales - Sridhar.in named a price of $1,000 and a quality .co.in WebsiteDesign.co.in went for $1,000.
Other .in sales included Stellenangebote.in, which closed at $220, Memory.in, which recalled 380 Eur or about $495, BuyComputer.in, which booted up $60, InternetVideo.in, which streamed $270, Lecturer.in, which instructed $60 and MotherNature.in, which harvested $110.
There were several LLL.in sales. The best one was EBA.in which was bid up to $650 in intense last minute bidding. OBF.in sold for $70, XIO.in went for $100, HGD.in closed at $70, OCW.in took $80, FBN.in commanded $80, and OBV.in sold for 290 Eur or about $378.
There were also some decent .co.in sales. In addition to WebsiteDesign.co.in which we previously mentioned, ILoveIndia.co.in sold for $250 and Webmail.co.in delivered $560. TravelGuides.co.in sold for $250 in a private sale.
There are a couple of upcoming auctions for Indian domains on Sedo: RentApartment.in and BadGirl.in.
INForum continues to grow – we have now surpassed 10,000 posts! There are lots of interesting discussions going on, so if you haven’t been there for a while, make sure to pop in for a visit.
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