[Untitled]

Please post the latest .in / .co.in sales that you have done!
.in / .co.in is becoming famous and let the world know abt it! Please post your indian domain names in here. As a lot of people are interested in this thread can the moderator please edit the the thread title to " The Indian Domain name ( .in, .co.in) Sales Thread" ??

Thank you,

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[Iravan]

Ive been looking for a threadl ike this...

Is there any site which gives such information?

[Smooth]

Well. am in no mood to sell .in's.. they're bound to grow exponentially in value in couple of years..

[Untitled]

Smooth ................... Exactly! Thats the reason for this thread! . Atleast post the ones you have registered!

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[Abstracts.tv]

Originally Posted by Untitled

Please post the latest .in registration / sales that you have done! .in is becoming famous and let the world know abt it! Untitled

Will this thread be for .co.in's also, or is it strictly for .in's?

Frank

[Untitled]

Both. It mainly does for indian domains! Let me edit the thread

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[harkster]

Have not sold or bought any but did renew all (around 40) a couple weeks ago.

[binaryman]

I think .in will be really big eventually but might take a few years though.

[Abstracts.tv]

Originally Posted by Untitled

Both. It mainly does for indian domains! Let me edit the thread Untitled

Great!! Thanks! I have over 200 co.in's and .in's!

Frank

[binaryman]

have only a few. Here they are

RAJAH.IN (INDIAN KING/PRINCE/RULER)
LOTUSFLOWER.IN (NATIONAL FLOWER OF INDIA)
PCPRO.IN
PCWEB.IN
PCNET.IN
PCINDIA.IN

That,s em

[Iravan]

Originally Posted by binaryman

have only a few. Here they are RAJAH.IN (INDIAN KING/PRINCE/RULER) LOTUSFLOWER.IN (NATIONAL FLOWER OF INDIA) PCPRO.IN PCWEB.IN PCNET.IN PCINDIA.IN That,s em

Nice Names!

[Abstracts.tv]

Originally Posted by Untitled

Please post the latest .in / .co.in registration / sales that you have done! ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/cctld-discussion/173704-the-in-sales-thread.html .in / .co.in is becoming famous and let the world know abt it! Untitled

Let's clarify for everyone. Are you asking for sales of .in's (and .co.in) only?

Frank

[Iravan]

Quote:

Please post the latest .in / .co.in registration / sales that you have done!

Sorry I did not see this, can we make a seperate thread for sales only?

[pratiknaik]

Originally Posted by binaryman

have only a few. Here they are RAJAH.IN (INDIAN KING/PRINCE/RULER)

It's "Raja". Sometimes spelled as "Raaja"

-Pratik

[Untitled]

Originally Posted by knarfmusik

Let's clarify for everyone. Are you asking for sales of .in's (and .co.in) only? Frank

Yes. Only indian Domains

Originally Posted by Iravan

Sorry I did not see this, can we make a seperate thread for sales only?

This thread is for sales only. . So post yours. Registrations can be posted if ppl want to show off their domain names.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=173704

Thank you,

Reps appreciated

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[ihatebeans]

Where can you register INs?

[Iravan]

Quote:

Where can you register INs?

All mine are registered at resellers.co.in

I think whiz.in also sells them

[ihatebeans]

thx

[athletec64]

I have some pretty good .in domains
challenge.in
usedbooks.in
drawing.in
approval.in
rates.co.in

and with peaches017
tissues.in
iloans.in
toystore.in
lehladakh.in
ladakhtours.in
onlinesupport.in
MVP.co.in

Teams.co.in
Multiplayer.co.in
HealthPlans.in
InsurancePlans.in
LegalAid.in
Negotiation.in
InternetSafety.in
WebDating.in
InternetDating.in
JewelryStore.in
FlowerStore.in
VideoStore.co.in
MusicShop.co.in
PhoneStore.in
CricketStore.in

[Iravan]

My suggestion: Have two seperate threads

one for showcasing what you have

The other for reporting sales

JMO

Thanks

Iravan

[Untitled]

Originally Posted by ihatebeans

Where can you register INs?

I reg them at goodluckdomain.in . They have good customer support...........
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=173704
Or try namesbeyond.com !

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[tk]

Originally Posted by Iravan

My suggestion: Have two seperate threads one for showcasing what you have The other for reporting sales ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=173704 JMO Thanks Iravan

Agreed... Lets keep this only for posting INdian domain sales. Can moderator update the thread name to say Indian domain , instead of .in

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Originally Posted by tk

Agreed... Lets keep this only for posting INdian domain sales. Can moderator update the thread name to say Indian domain , instead of .in

Hi . Sounds cool! Yes let the moderator edit this please!

And iam editing my Post ! Iam also starting a new thread for showcasing indian domains
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=173704

Thanx for the support guys

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[binaryman]

Originally Posted by pratiknaik

It's "Raja". Sometimes spelled as "Raaja" -Pratik

Really? I prefer RAJAH

Overture search Rajah 15402 Raja 5952
2 entries found for rajah.
ra·jah or ra·ja Audio pronunciation of "rajah" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (räj)
n.

A prince, chief, or ruler in India or the East Indies.


[Hindi rj, from Sanskrit, king. See reg- in Indo-European Roots.]
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=173704

Word History: Rajah is familiar to us from the Sanskrit rj, “king,” and mahrj, “great king.” The Sanskrit root raj-, “to rule,” comes from the Indo-European root *reg-, “to move in a straight line, direct, rule.” The same Indo-European root appears in Italic (Latin) and Celtic. Rx means “king” in Latin, coming from *reg-s, whence our regal and, through French, royal. Two of the Gaulish kings familiar to us from Caesar, Dumnorix and Vercingetorix, incorporate the Celtic word rx, “king,” in their names. (Rx also forms part of the name of that fictitious, indomitable Gaul Asterix.) Germanic at some time borrowed the Celtic word rx. It appears as reiks, “ruler,” in Gothic, as well as in older Germanic names ending in -ric, such as Alaric and Theodoric, the latter of whom has a name that is equivalent to German Dietrich, “people's king.” A derivative of Celtic rx, *rg-yo-, meaning “rule, domain,” was also borrowed into Germanic, and is the source of German Reich, “rule, empire.”
And sometimes spelled as RAJAH
This I cut and paste from the Roget,s Thesaurus
2 entries found for rajah.
Main Entry: dictator
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ruler
Synonyms: absolutist, adviser, autocrat, baron, boss, caesar, caliph, chief, commander, czar, despot, disciplinarian, duce, emir, fascist, kaiser, lama, leader, lord, magnate, martinet, master, mogul, oligarch, oppressor, overlord, rajah, ringleader, sachem, shah, sheik, slave driver, strongman, sultan, taskmaster, terrorist, tycoon, tyrant, usurper
Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.1.1)
Copyright © 2006 by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. All rights reserved.

Main Entry: king
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ruler
Synonyms: baron, caesar, caliph, crowned head, czar, emperor, gerent, imperator, kaiser, khan, magnate, maharajah, majesty, mikado, mogul, monarch, overlord, pasha, potentate, prince, rajah, rex, shah, sovereign, sultan, tycoon
Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.1.1)
Copyright © 2006 by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. All rights reserved.

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Originally Posted by binaryman

Overture search Rajah 15402 Raja 5952 2 entries found for rajah. ra·jah or ra·ja Audio pronunciation of "rajah" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (räj) n. A prince, chief, or ruler in India or the East Indies. [Hindi rj, from Sanskrit, king. See reg- in Indo-European Roots.] Word History: Rajah is familiar to us from the Sanskrit rj, “king,” and mahrj, “great king.” The Sanskrit root raj-, “to rule,” comes from the Indo-European root *reg-, “to move in a straight line, direct, rule.” The same Indo-European root appears in Italic (Latin) and Celtic. Rx means “king” in Latin, coming from *reg-s, whence our regal and, through French, royal. Two of the Gaulish kings familiar to us from Caesar, Dumnorix and Vercingetorix, incorporate the Celtic word rx, “king,” in their names. (Rx also forms part of the name of that fictitious, indomitable Gaul Asterix.) Germanic at some time borrowed the Celtic word rx. It appears as reiks, “ruler,” in Gothic, as well as in older Germanic names ending in -ric, such as Alaric and Theodoric, the latter of whom has a name that is equivalent to German Dietrich, “people's king.” A derivative of Celtic rx, *rg-yo-, meaning “rule, domain,” was also borrowed into Germanic, and is the source of German Reich, “rule, empire.” And sometimes spelled as RAJAH This I cut and paste from the Roget,s Thesaurus 2 entries found for rajah. Main Entry: dictator Part of Speech: noun Definition: ruler Synonyms: absolutist, adviser, autocrat, baron, boss, caesar, caliph, chief, commander, czar, despot, disciplinarian, duce, emir, fascist, kaiser, lama, leader, lord, magnate, martinet, master, mogul, oligarch, oppressor, overlord, rajah, ringleader, sachem, shah, sheik, slave driver, strongman, sultan, taskmaster, terrorist, tycoon, tyrant, usurper ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?t=173704 Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.1.1) Copyright © 2006 by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. All rights reserved. Main Entry: king Part of Speech: noun Definition: ruler Synonyms: baron, caesar, caliph, crowned head, czar, emperor, gerent, imperator, kaiser, khan, magnate, maharajah, majesty, mikado, mogul, monarch, overlord, pasha, potentate, prince, rajah, rex, shah, sovereign, sultan, tycoon Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.1.1) Copyright © 2006 by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. All rights reserved.

Nice research . He he.........