Australian Domain Name Forum

[Jeff]

There have been some good Australian domain name sales lately - most notably Poker.com.au selling for $100,000. And like India, Australian domains are great for English speakers.

If you are interested in learning more about Australian domains, there is a forum that specialises in this DNTrade.com.au. I would encourage you to go to this website and take a look around.

[DNTrade]

There have been some good Australian domain name sales lately - most notably Poker.com.au selling for $100,000. And like India, Australian domains are great for English speakers.

If you are interested in learning more about Australian domains, there is a forum that specialises in this DNTrade.com.au. I would encourage you to go to this website and take a look around.

Thanks Jeff! And hello to everyone at inforum.in

My name is Ned, and I'm one of the partners in the Aussie domainer's forum called DN Trade.

Jeff and I have discussed sharing our respective forums with each other's members. We are not in competition, so it makes a lot of sense.

So I would welcome all members here (that may have an interest in Aussie domains) to join our rapidly growing forum. It is free! Also, if you are a provider of services such as web or logo design, SEO etc - you are also more than welcome to join. Lot's of us are always looking for experts in their field.

When you sign up, please enter "INForum.in" as the referrer. That way I will recognise you and not treat you as a spammer!

Aussie domains are starting to really move price wise, so it's a good time to come on board!

Best wishes, Ned

[cycne]

Will definetly have a look Ned

[Jeff]

Welcome Ned!

[M.Y]

There have been some good Australian domain name sales lately - most notably Poker.com.au selling for $100,000. And like India, Australian domains are great for English speakers.

a popular generic name will always have that potential. soon, if not now those same generics with the indian (.in) extension can do just as good business especially with the country's growing economy and use of english language