available 85 LLL.IN's

[BeZazz]

this was just a "random" scan of 350 LLL.IN's so im not saying they are premium and im sure there is a lot more out there, it is possible some maybe listed more then once as the scan was completely random

XVS.IN
XQA.IN
HKI.IN
QJA.IN
CZV.IN
HZH.IN
WRE.IN
FKO.IN
RXT.IN
WXI.IN
WPX.IN
YRK.IN
SCQ.IN
ASV.IN
VXZ.IN
RWS.IN
NQU.IN
ZRM.IN
ZIL.IN
ZTA.IN
CYY.IN
NPU.IN
FLX.IN
YZO.IN
SZG.IN
IOX.IN
UOQ.IN
UQD.IN
JVE.IN
GBZ.IN
BFZ.IN
QEF.IN
OJB.IN
WWP.IN
OFK.IN
TZE.IN
YGF.IN
XQZ.IN
KHQ.IN
KVF.IN
YLV.IN
XWR.IN
UIZ.IN
EQA.IN
KJW.IN
UPZ.IN
ZTR.IN
KJE.IN
QZR.IN
ZRG.IN
HVH.IN
TCV.IN Taken
WGE.IN
ZDQ.IN
QVV.IN
UDW.IN
JNO.IN
KLQ.IN
KDQ.IN
BKN.IN
ORJ.IN
YUX.IN
XBQ.IN
FPJ.IN
XOU.IN
XRZ.IN
UFD.IN
DOQ.IN
NXU.IN
DZS.IN
WJD.IN
WEJ.IN
ZHL.IN
QJI.IN
WXG.IN
YEB.IN
WRN.IN
UEM.IN
JPQ.IN
CFW.IN
RMY.IN
IYW.IN
KNQ.IN
QXA.IN
YVI.IN

 

[gmtfan]

Reg TCV.IN, Rep+
I really like also ZIL and RWS but don't have extra budget for .IN :lol:

 

[BeZazz]

oh well at least you got one
thanks for the rep it is appreciated

 

[malibumobile]

Lots of those have a Good number of results in Google.co.in
Thanks for sharing...

 

[BeZazz]

your welcome mate

 

[DomainLobe]

Lots of those have a Good number of results in Google.co.in
Thanks for sharing...

Any bets as to WHEN Google.co.in evolves into Google.IN ??

 

[tipsfromthetop]

Any bets as to WHEN Google.co.in evolves into Google.IN ??

Its not going to happen at the last Engine convention i went to in London Google are sticking by the .co.in because its tried and tested and used by the majority of Indian businesses due to it being there country domain. The .in is an infant even though its nice its not that well respected in India.

All could change in a few years but at the moment its not going to happen.

Good post ethix.. pos rep left.

 

[.jd.]

so wait .co.in was there before .in... So is there any value you in the ccTLD .in?

 

[gmtfan]

It was crazy in my country. .com.vn is cheaper than .vn, however, they are crazy expensive: $100 for .com.vn, and $200 for .vn.

Intersting story I found in ccTLDs (maybe you all knew) that who ever reg con.in (or con.vn ...) will have a lot of free trafic when people do typo www.google.con.in
Ex: http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?q=&url=http://con.vn/index.asp?cat=home most of traffic to con.vn is free TYPO :lol:

 

[mwzd]

Let me try and clarify the confusion about .co.in and .in

.co.in was the ONLY ccTLD available in India till Jan 2006.
And you needed to submit your ROC info to even book a .co.in domain!
And you could not book any domain that wasn't in your official name!

Since .in has come a TON of interest has been generated about it. It's going to be the next big thing, not because I say so but because it's easier to brand a .in than a .co.in - think of a tv ad that says domainname.co.in rather than domainname.in

Conversely, 3rd level other .co.in might never have a resale value.

 

[DomainLobe]

Thank you Samit for your insights.
This follows the KISS principle; .IN is much more simple the .CO.IN and as you mentioned brand building - which is generally centered around short, meaningful and memorable words/phrases.

 

[AzN]

.in is used more by domainers.
.co.in is used more by actual businesses in India.

 

[malibumobile]

Lots of traffic in both LLL.co.in and LLL.in right now too.
I think its just going to blend even more so than it currently is.

 

[Alan Glennon]

.in is used more by domainers.
.co.in is used more by actual businesses in India.

Here's the catch for resellers (which is mostly what Namepros is)--> we want to sell to end users, but most sales are to other domainers. Neither of these extensions will provide high volume, high return (in the short term). If your impression is right, .co.in is low volume, high return (thus high risk). I personally like .in more, and realize that 19 of 20 sales will be to domainers -- thus, for me, .in is low volume, low return, but hopefully with less risk than .co.in.

 

[tipsfromthetop]

Yep my big sales on my indian domain portfolio have come from India and they purchased my .co.in names. I was lucky and got some great names when they opened the market up. Like Wot who also was there at the opening and sold well.

I then went on and created www.listed.co.in for domainers to get exposure on there portfolios etc.

only people who have been interested in my .in names have been domainers or people in the west. Averaging $xxx offers where i have sold low $xx,xxx in .co.in names since the end of 2005. So i would rather sit on great .co.in names personally and wait for the bites, than play the domainer selling to domainer resell game.

Yet each to there own at the end of the day you have to go with what works for you and always remember a domain is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

 

[dnk]

I have some developed .in domain names but lose traffic to .coms , so for a popular website , .com is better

 

[Alan Glennon]

For sure! Two different leagues entirely. When looking into the LLL.ins, I've noticed that a common thing for businesses in India to do is to have domains like ABCindia.com or ABC-India.com. Wouldn't recommend buying names like those, of course!

I have some developed .in domain names but lose traffic to .coms , so for a popular website , .com is better

 

[mwzd]

I have some developed .in domain names but lose traffic to .coms , so for a popular website , .com is better

That could be true for any TLD which is not .com.

imo,

Indian Industry has still not woken upto the reality of .in ... yet.

Once they do its a whole different ballgame as they have deeeeeep pockets.

I have recvd two 'standing' offers, one for $3500 and one for $12,000,
(I'm 'asking' for $15,000 and $50,000 respectively,
illogical, sure, but what have i got to lose?)
Both for .in and the second one is from a HUGE company, :bingo:
probably one of the top 500 in India...

Have both the .co.in's also, but nada, not even an enquiry!

I waited till a complete year had passed to jump into .in, for two reasons:

a. the names I was going for were niche and available
(though I did lose a few good ones including comp.in and tees.in)

b. after one year on the open market if they were not picked up then trademarks etc do not apply since they should have been booked by then.

c. Good names start dropping after one year when people can't support their portfolios. Especially since parking income = 0.

Whether the strategy was sound or not, we'll see in two years!

 

[dnk]

That is the big irony, India is supposed to be an "IT superpower" but very few Indian companies have decent websites or even register domain names.

 

[Ac!d]

Still available:

tby.IN
rjh.IN
ybx.IN
exy.IN
ztr.IN
luw.IN
yyo.IN
scq.IN
zgh.IN
twx.IN
ybf.IN
vlb.IN
srz.IN
iqz.IN
hxh.IN
rke.IN
khy.IN
ktw.IN
jgu.IN
lwi.IN
tey.IN
mvi.IN
vzs.IN
sqz.IN
uzs.IN
vxm.IN
kwt.IN
pxv.IN
qvp.IN
zrx.IN
gdj.IN
skx.IN
kgf.IN
uvk.IN
dxw.IN
ugb.IN
cgq.IN
zvq.IN
ufx.IN
xsc.IN
wbf.IN
anx.IN
qft.IN
ozg.IN
fpk.IN
lxr.IN
ohz.IN
hzn.IN
fqh.IN
zsr.IN
ugr.IN
bjv.IN
cqa.IN
qza.IN
yfk.IN
pzr.IN
hbq.IN
wgy.IN
xgr.IN
cyh.IN
shx.IN
kqg.IN
iiq.IN
uyq.IN
aqw.IN
ojg.IN
yhx.IN
vxg.IN
czy.IN
xcf.IN
nxj.IN
wya.IN
snj.IN
zde.IN
hvv.IN