Indian Domain Names Sales Report
October 28, 2009 · Print This Article
It has been a while since I did a sales report, so there are lots of results to report. While the summer was slow, things have really picked up in the autumn. Today I’ll cover the summer, and I’ll follow this up with a post of autumn sales soon.
June
There was one more sale in June that didn’t get reported – Zahnarzt.in for $1,470 at Sedo. Zahnarzt is German for dentist.
July
In July the headliner was Windows7.co.in which browsed to $10,200 at Moniker.
Sedo covered things up nicely with Bra.in for $5,000.
There was also a private sale of Then.in for $1,500.
Webmaster.in sold at Sedo for $1,400 (after previously selling for $2,050 last December).
Docomo.in went for 1,000 Eur or $1,470 at Sedo.
Sedo rounded out the month by selling CasinoCity.in for $800, Mover.in for $500, Hoffmann.in for 250 Eur or $368, AyurvedicMedicine.in for $260, iHosting.in for $100, PlayChess.in for $101, and Lent.in for $180.
August
August saw the entry of Bido on to the Indian domain auction scene, and a number of domains sold there, including Vodka.in which drank $1,159, ComputerClasses.in which taught $508, and GlobalWarming.in, which heated up to $211.
Afternic.com sold SkinCareProducts.in for $500.
Sedo cleaned up with Soaps.in for $180, Kelkoo.in for $1,500, and Banner.in for $510, Govv.in for $150, SpeakEasy.in for $100, Durg.in for $250, MicroPay.in for $330, FBU.in for 100 GBP or $164, and Sce.in for $110.
There is only one domain currently at auction on Sedo – Writer.in.
As usual, you can find a list of all reported sales over $100 on our blog.
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Nice study about .in and .co.in. keep it up.