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.

Since our last sales report, there have been a few decent Indian domain sales.  The largest one is IKA.in, a great three letter domain beginning with “I” for India, for $1,500.  Trivandrum.in, the English version of Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala and with a population of about 750,000, sold for $1,000.

A number of smaller sales rounded up these larger ones.  Coconut.in ate $200.  FMX.in closed at $245 in heated bidding.  UIU.in sold for $70.

There are a few upcoming sales of Indian domains.  Stellenangebote.in, which appears to be a German term is on auction, as well as ILoveIndia.co.in (don’t we all?).

The Indian market continues to grow despite global economic turmoil.  INForum has now hit 2,000 members and continues to grow as does the interest in Indian domains.

As well, remember we are on Twitter at http://twitter.com/indian_domains/

It has been almost a month since our last Indian domain sales report due to the holiday season.  Sales during this period have been understandably slow.

The top spot on this report goes to Spot.in which closed Christmas Eve at 4,600 EUR or $6,060.

There were a couple of other four figure sales:  SecondHand.in traded for 1,500 EUR or $1,976 and MMORPG.in won $1,322 (interesting comparison – MMORPG.co.uk sold in October 2008 for 3,000 GBP).

Rounding things out were eBlog.in pinging $300, and a couple of successful LLL.in sales – a sweet LLL.in starting with “I” – IBN.in for $475 and MMO.in for 800 EUR or $1,054.

Currently there aren’t any auctions running at Sedo for Indian domains, so I may wait a fortnight before doing another domain sales report.

It has been a lot quieter this week after the two previous weeks chalked up a record number of Indian domain sales.

There were a couple of nice LLL.in that sold –Apm.in sold for $126 and Iis.in went for $218 – a real bargain given that it starts with a “ii”.

There were a few other sales. Farhhad.in sold for 132 Eur or $185. BlogPress.in wrote out 100 GBP or $155. IndiaOil.in drilled for 100 GBP or $155. Prompt.in went for $125.

We have also updated our complete list of Indian domain sales.

The year is starting to wind down and there are only a couple more upcoming auctions of Indian domains at Sedo: SecondHand.in and Eblog.in.

The highlight of this week’s Indian domain sales report is the sale of Webmaster.in at auction on Sedo for $2,050.  It’s obviously a great name and shows the potential that the Indian market holds, with a domain that has been registered for less than four years commanding a four figure price.

INForum member 23 has also recently completed two transactions.  Living in Kochi, 23 has purchased the domain Kochi.in from DemandMedia for $800.  This goes along nicely with Kochi.com, which 23 also owns.  23 also sold SexClubs.in through Sedo for 260 Euro.

LLL.in sales continued to be strong again this week.  There were three good sales of LLL.in that start with the letter “I” for India, which makes them particularly nice.  Inp.in went for $300 at Sedo.   Iyc.in sold for $350.  Isu.in sold for $103 at Sedo.

There were many other LLL.in sales this week.  These included Fce.in which went for $141, Ldb.in which sold for $113, Llp.in which went for $91, Dtb.in which sold for $126, Dpm.in which sold for $156, Crv.in which sold for $143,  Sik.in which sold for $142.

There were also a couple of nice NNN.in sales – 747.in sold at Sedo for $111 and 024.in sold for $70.

Finally, Bunnies.in hopped to close at 80 Eur or $102.

Upcoming auctions at Sedo include Apm.in, Fahrrad.in, BlogPress.in, IndiaOil.in, Prompt.in, and Iis.in.

The highlight of the week was a very large number of LLL.in sales, most of them premium LLL.in at very good prices.

There were many successful sales by INForum members:

Meditang sold the domain Kgb.in for $5,000 and another undisclosed LLL.in for $1,200.

Johnny sold Tpa.in for €1000 or about $1,300 to an enduser.  He also had another undisclosed LLL.in enduser sale for $1,800.  He successfully sold a number of LLL.in to other resellers, including Bpa.in for $135, Pcf.in for $100, Fbf.in for $65, Gcr.in for $62, and Mnf.in for $58.

There were also a lot of LLL.in on auction at Sedo this week:

Tss.in sold for $200.  Stp.in took home $330.  Rtn.in closed at $80.  Rsc.in ended at $80.  Ipc.in wound up at $205.  Mna.in sold for $80.  Hcm.in closed at $120.  I think that this shows the strength of the LLL.in market.

The numeric domain 688.in commanded $70.

iPromote.in ended at $550.

The rerun of the auction for Onion.in failed to meet reserve and did not sell.  I’m not sure what the highest bid was, but shortly before closing the bidding was only at 80 Euro.

Upcoming auctions of Indian domains at Sedo include:  Inp.in, Isu.in, 747.in, and Bunnies.in.