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Only 101 .in domains left. Almost all of them priced at $20 and they don't expire until next year - many of them later. Bulk offers welcome. Here are the remaining names: https://daaz.com/seller/domain/a99kq7z45cor34wblc0urm23ciew4ii73thp50b2

I am selling my aged .in portfolio to focus on .com, so this is a great opportunity for .in investors. Apart from many lll.in and l-l.in (keep in mind that the .in registry does not allow registration of one or two character domains), there are several good keyword domains and some very premium...

Yes, and Braden Pollock just sold fiasco.com for six figures, so I guess they can make for good brands.

Closed.

Many lll.ins sold. I guess I sold too cheaply after all... So I will increase the prices very soon since I am not that much in a hurry.

Hi I have decided to focus solely on .com moving forward, so I am now selling my .in names at extremely reasonable prices. These are names that I have collected over 10 years. There are tons of premium lll.in for sale at $150, l-l.in at $100 and many insurance related .in names at $100 (Dan's...

So I guess they won't be renewing the name they buy.

Yes, that was very rude of you. You should donate the domain to this struggling business. Maybe even send over a few thousand bucks to help this poor fellow ;-)

I think you should take this offer :D

What is your asking price?

Taken in all major extensions: BitcoinBank.co.in Registered at Dynadot until January 2019 BIN $30 or make offer Payment by PayPal from members with a good trade review.

Great news for fans of NameSilo. They now offer .in! As far as I can see, they only offer .in, not .co,in and similar. Pricing is very fair I think - below $7 depending on your spending: https://www.namesilo.com/pricing.php The only thing that is a bit unsure is that when you order an .in...

What did he want? Carinsurance.in? ;)

Just got an offer from a Chinese at Sedo. $90 for a LLL.in since "this is the market price". Countered with something like $1,700 and then got a new offer of $92...

Oh, that could be the case. Good he didn't send rupees...

I have a .co.in with a Buy It Now price of $10,000 and the option to make an offer. Recently, an Indian buyer made an offer of $20,000 for it. I generously accepted. Needless to say, he never paid ;)

Experiencing the same. Apart from one good .in sale - to a U.S. buyer... Also, non-payment from Indian buyers is still a problem for me. Is it still rather difficult for Indian companies to transfer funds abroad, or is that no longer a valid excuse?

Dinner.in ended at $800.

Good result for lll.in's, I think. Now we just need endusers that are willing to pay proper prices for these :)

It sure doesn't look t00 promising. Now they risk making a fool of theirselves in front of a prime Indian audience. Maybe they should chance cleaner ;)