Thread: Still Good .in Out There :)

Some of these are far from top notch but these are today's hand reg

threedimensional.in
railwayticketbookings.in
railwayreservations.in
railwaybookings.in
instantmovies.in
flycheap.in
newreleasedvd.in
railwayticketbooking.in
itix.in (using for internet tickets on mobile phones - brandable)
cheapticketreservation.in
cheaprailway.in
reserverailwayticket.in
wmon.in (using it for watch movies online now - brandable)
cheapticketreservations.in
northernrailway.co.in
northernrailway.in
ticketsonline.co.in
lathi.in
mappz.in (using it for mobile apps - brandable)
cockfighting.in (is that popular in India ?)
lvz.in
xwt.in
wyo.in
lxt.in
qfd.in
mxz.in
owk.co.in
sqf.in
planwedding.co.in
planwedding.in
indiaweddings.in
indiaweddings.co.in

I like FlyCheap.in heeh good for travel services

I like the wedding ones and instant movies too

Problem is MOST people in India use mobile phones so Instant Movies may not be an option for them, yet .......

I'm a domain newbie and have to agree with OP. I found .coms virtually impossible for a clueless newcomer and I reckon the 10 or so .coms I registered are worth absolutely nothing. Not long after I read an article about .IN domains and agreed that it is a good investment for the future. The current discount also makes it cheaper to get into. Some of the domains I've managed to hand register:

rolodex.in
worldcuptickets.in
gamingconsoles.in
wwjd.in
cheapinternet.in
moviehire.in

Originally Posted by In tune

I'm a domain newbie and have to agree with OP. I found .coms virtually impossible for a clueless newcomer and I reckon the 10 or so .coms I registered are worth absolutely nothing. Not long after I read an article about .IN domains and agreed that it is a good investment for the future. The current discount also makes it cheaper to get into. Some of the domains I've managed to hand register:

rolodex.in
worldcuptickets.in
gamingconsoles.in
wwjd.in
cheapinternet.in
moviehire.in

Couple of trademark violations in there not the best start for a newbie.

Which of those are trademarks? Rolodex? I always just thought of it is a generic term. Can't really see what else would be a TM infringement though?