Indian Domain Sales Roundup
May 17, 2009 · Print This Article
Since our last Indian domain sales report there have been a lot of four figure .in domain sales. The market seems to be picking up steam again.
The top seller was ARE.in which sold for €2,600 or $3,458.
In second place was PLR.in, which was purchased by a member of INForum for $3,400. He will be using the domain to develop a website about Private Label Rights. It’s always good to see a domain developed, but especially so when it’s a premium .in domain. Good luck with the website!
In a tie for third place was the big sale of BIG.in for $2,500 and also the sale of Parallels.in for $2,500.
Rounding out the list of four figure sales was BAER.in for $1,855, AdultFriendFinder.in for $1,610, TXT.in for $1,060, HotelRooms.in for 750 EUR or $1,014, and IndiaGov.in for $1,000.
Here are the remaining sales:
T-shirts.in – $835.
Graffiti.in – 500 EUR or $676.
EST.in – $500.
BusinessNet.in – $455.
Jumbo.in – $450.
Buch.in – 331 EUR or $447.
TTTT.in – $400.
VirginiaBeach.in – $300.
Charlotte.in – $300.
MiniClips.in – 150 EUR or $202.
Alarms.in – $200.
Irvine.in – $200.
Alex.in – 110 GBP or $167.
Insects.in – 100 EUR or $135.
ULY.in – $100.
MVM.in – 60 EUR or $81.
Davanagere.in – $60.
We also found out about an old sale that had not previously been reported – Tshirts.in sold for $2,000. It was sold to the same end user who just purchased T-shirts.in.
In our last sales roundup we noted that RobotShop.in had been sold. It is now in use and redirected to RobotShop.com. In our forum you can find a list of reported .in and .co.in domain sales that are now being used by endusers.
There are currently two .in domains on auction at Sedo – tree.in and kurse.in.
That’s all for this week. As usual, you can find a list of all reported sales over $100 on our blog.
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What about Indian themed .coms?? Especially India property related?
Thanks!
I was surprised by the price that TTTT.IN went for. A little more than expected.
@ci – I don’t track those. If you are familiar with any of these, I’d be interested to hear about them.
@Ace – I agree with that – someone may have had a specific use in mind for the domain.
.in is definitely picking up $team. We’ll more than likely see a rise in .in interest through the coming summer months. Don’t let go of your premiums too cheap, too soon. This extension has a BRIGHT future. Thanks for the updates and coverage Jeff.
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