domain Please Appraise kiraya.co, (means rent in english)

[domainseller007]

Wanted your input on this domain.

Kiraya mean rent in egnlish.

It is an indian (hindi) word

 

[johname]

seems to be people's name too, thats what i find the most interesting. I think it can be sold for low xxx Good luck

 

[domainseller007]

thanks... Anybody else?

 

[superbiz75]

no chance on BIDO or SEDO, but good chance to find end user

 

[ebiz4india]

Finding end user for this domain is very difficult.

First you need to convince them (Indian) for having a website by name KIRAYA (Rent).

Second, you need to convince them which they knew not - .CO
Indians are very well aware of .com .net .org .in .co.in etc.

.CO is very new TLD.

To till date, this domain extension not at all advertised locally (NewsPaper/TV/Radio) in India.

But who knows, Domaining is full of miracles and surprises.
Good luck....!

 

[domainseller007]

Thanks for the input guys...I appreciated it.

 

[MicroGuy]

Less than Reg fee. IMO.

Unless you live in Colombia and do business there, there is no reason to register a .CO domain. Come to think of it, if I lived there I would still probably use a .COM.

The .CO is yet another ccTLD that has recently gained attention via, I guess some pretty good marketing hype by the registrars. Don't buy into this hype because, just like .MOBI, .TV, .TEL, Etc., Etc., (yes, I know those are not all ccTLDs. duh) once the new wears off, the registrars will jump on a new TLD and milk it dry too. Then you, the registrant will be the one left holding the bag.

In my viewpoint, you should grace delete this and all other .CO domains in your account and all others who read this should do the same. As a matter of fact, I sincerely believe that everyone who hopes to own investment grade domains that will hold their value MUST become biased toward .COMs.

Hopefully, someone in their right mind will read this and a light bulb will go off in their heads. Go take a look at the history of .ME, .BIZ, .TEL, .TV, .CC, .SC, .WS, each has its own history with one common thread. They were once the next best TLD that would catch on and become a household name. It didn't happen with those and it CERTAINLY won't happen with .CO.

Do yourself a favor and think about what I'm saying. Save yourself some money and jump off the .CO train at the next stop. IMO.