There have been a lot of sales of Indian domains since our last sales report – many small sales and a few larger ones.
The biggest sale was that of Welcome.in – a great hack that went for EUR 5,250 or about $6,690 in a private transaction. This sale placed #11 in our record board of top reported sales of all time. It was sold by the same person who sold 123.in, the holder of the #9 position in our record board.
LastMinuteTravel.co.in sold in a private transaction for $1,550. The sale was to the owner of LastMinuteTravel.com.
There is another end user sale I just found out about that took place in February 2008 – the sale of Atom.in for $2,400 EUR to the owner of Atom.su.
In addition to the above large sales, there have been a number of three letter sales on Sedo over the last few days. Eur.in sold for $198. Eau.in sold for $70. Lar.in went for $90. Bau.in commanded for $98. Sse.in sold for $90. Ccm.in went for $90. Wie.in sold for $60. I think that these sales give a good reading of the state of the market for premium LLL.in.
Finally, there has been an interesting numeric sale – 1000.in sold for $260 on Sedo.
There are currently a lot of Indian domains on auction at Sedo. Most of the auctions are for LLL.in, including Tss.in, Stp.in, Rts.in, Rsc.in, Ipc.in, Mna.in, and Hcm.in.
There is also an interesting NNN.in for auction at Sedo – 688.in. iPromote.in is also on auction. Finally, a previous auction for Onion.in has been cancelled and is now being re-run.
Nice sales Jeff.
I think the LLL.in sales are a steal for the buyers. I have one sale to report – Kgb.in for $5000.
Have another pending sale for $1200.
meditang