Thread: Indien.org Sells

Indien is apparently German for India.

Indien.org was just reported sold at DNJournal for $2,788.

From what I've seen in both traffic stats and whois look ups, there seems to be a lot of interest in Germany about India.

A great sale for a .org, particularly as .org isn't all that popular in Germany.

I think Russia is the largest market for Indian tea, but Germany is the best market for quality, upscale Indian tea. And yes 'Indien' is German for India.

Thanks newyorkdude!

You're very knowledgeable about cultures and societies across the globe!

Aw shucks ain't nuthin to it

still..the price is quite high..

Originally Posted by RaghavK

still..the price is quite high..

its high for resellers

Originally Posted by newyorkdude

I think Russia is the largest market for Indian tea, but Germany is the best market for quality, upscale Indian tea. And yes 'Indien' is German for India.

Potential markets for my Tea.co.in then (-:


Indien.org - fair price,but currently parked at Sedo- I would expect to see something done with it at that price.

@wot--tea.co.in should be a winner. I see you have it parked at Sedo. If you're not satisfied with the results on Sedo, take a look at Noomle and do a little mini-development. I don't know if you have the ability to use Cyrillic and I don't know what 'tea' is in Russian. Tea in German is 'Tee' In Japanese (which uses a Romanized alphabet in addition to those funny squiggles) tea is 'cha' In India most tea-drinkers are familiar with 'chai', which is also the international Starbucks word for 'tea' I'll bet if you put Tee, cha, chai among your keywords you'll at least double the number of site visitors.