domain Moolah.in

[kjwalton]

It means money in Hindi, which is the most spoken non-English language there. Couldn't believe it was still available. Any thoughts on present/future value?

 

[chriswalton74]

I very nearly regged this earlier in the week.

Not sure of the value but good luck with it!

P.s
I wonder if we are related?!

 

[pratiknaik]

Moolah makes no sense in Hindi !!!! Man, who is misguiding you guys ?? Someone just regged bajara.in !!!

-Pratik

 

[liskandar]

Maybe for india market

Cannot be sure how much but i think it won't be much since it's largwerly for ppl who's indian. If it's .com, maybe worth something :wave:

 

[omnia]

Its slang for money in English, think it might be Turkish otherwise.
As .in is still pretty much of an unknown quantity its hard to judge, need to start seeing some sales in that area, but just on the slang name mid $xx

 

[sufi]

Moolah doesn't mean money in Hindu. Reg Fee, IMO

 

[WuLabsWuTecH]

regfee

 

[cmpolis]

.in really kills it, reg fee.

 

[daddypi]

I very nearly regged this earlier in the week.

Not sure of the value but good luck with it!

P.s
I wonder if we are related?!

What's even creepier is my name is Walton as well.

 

[kw31]

Will have to make sure it means what it is intended to mean in order to strike Gold

 

[Psycho]

Moolah means money doesn't it?

Nice name, Maybe low $xx

 

[pratiknaik]

Moolah DOES NOT mean "money" in Hindi.

Thanks,
Pratik

 

[webgear]

Reg Fee IMO

 

[chriswalton74]

www.vsubhash.com/die.asp?word=moolah

 

[pratiknaik]

Doesn't matter what dictionary says ! I live in India and people will think you are blabbering if you use something like "moolah" instead of "money".

Trust me,
Pratik

 

[aleluia]

regfee

 

[HiFiNames.com]

reg fee