Agreed. Seems to be more and more chatter, sales, and interest in LLL.in, even .co.in .

Frank

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Formerly known as Knarfmusik.

well, I am trying to convince 3 of my friends to jump in the LLL race.

Personally if they do it, I`ll grab 200 LLL.in

Yep - we've seen a 10-15% market move in the last two months

Out of the first 6000 LLL.in we were at 3200 unregged in March.

We're now at around 2400, give or take a few registry errors.

I haven't seen that big of a shift, but there was a pretty big move from the middle to end of March (not accounted for in the following numbers).

28march07
2845 (alphabet minus QXYZ)

11May2007
2602 (alphabet minus QXYZ)

In 45 days, there has been 5.4 domains/day net LLL.in registered.

Has anyone considered the prices for NNN.co.in, I see quite a few are still available!

I haven't purchased any yet for fear of not finding a buyer for them!

Shouldn't be any fera to buying .co.in's . They are cheaper than .in's. You can always make you money back, I'm sure.

Frank

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Formerly known as Knarfmusik.

At $7 each - 1000 names, thats $7,000.

If 20 people spent $350 each - that would lock out the LLL.co.in market.

I think you mean the NNN.co.in market?
Which registrar do you feel comfortable purchasing such a large number of names for $7 each?
Thanks,
Brent

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.IN is where its at!!

With so many names, I'd want my own reseller setup at the very least.

If only ICANN accreditation were cheaper ....

Anyone else noticing how fast the LLL.in are flying off the shelves?

Premium names are moving for $30 or more very easily.

Non-premium at least make reg fee back.

Hopefully its the start of a fast-growing market?