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IMO there are so many nice .ins and co.ins still available for reg fee. Now just $4 per one. If someone takes a bunch of nice .ins and co.ins no doubts some of them will be sold either to end user or at aftermarket which will be created soon. Even if many of names have TM issues (in case of INDRP not always unambiguous btw), .in and co.in investors will have profit from the rest because as I said so many valuable/traffic names available. One billion population, great and fastly developing market - in one-two years .ins and co.ins will be gold ones IMO. Some NP members including me sold .ins for thousands of dollars last months, so just one good sale can compensate all investments/possible losses and bring profit. And as to TM issues there is always possiblity to make nonprofit India-oriented minisites on most valuable names. But just my 0.02 rupee

01-29-2008, 08:13 PM	· #11
kriss05 NamePros Regular Trader Rating: (68) Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 597 NP$: 0.00 (Donate)	IMO there are so many nice .ins and co.ins still available for reg fee. Now just $4 per one. If someone takes a bunch of nice .ins and co.ins no doubts some of them will be sold either to end user or at aftermarket which will be created soon. Even if many of names have TM issues (in case of INDRP not always unambiguous btw), .in and co.in investors will have profit from the rest because as I said so many valuable/traffic names available. One billion population, great and fastly developing market - in one-two years .ins and co.ins will be gold ones IMO. Some NP members including me sold .ins for thousands of dollars last months, so just one good sale can compensate all investments/possible losses and bring profit. And as to TM issues there is always possiblity to make nonprofit India-oriented minisites on most valuable names. But just my 0.02 rupee Please register or log-in into NamePros to hide ads