Benn contacted about a name

advaita

New Member

• Sep 11, 2009

• #1

I just received an e-mail from somebody asking me how much I would like for my name CHIT.IN - chit can mean many things in India, in particular it means consciousness as in Sat Chit Ananda, but it is also used in other areas. How do you react to e-mails out of the blue ? And what sort of price would you put on Chit.in if you were selling it ? Any advice much appreciated.

 

chandan

Member

• Sep 11, 2009

• #2

is the email is from any company id ?

 

advaita

New Member

• Sep 12, 2009

• #3

No - unfortunately no information whatsoever, just a guy's name and a hotmail address.

 

Jeff

Administrator

Staff member

• Sep 12, 2009

• #4

This should be helpful:
Dealing with Email Enquiries for Your Domains : Domain Bits

 

advaita

New Member

• Sep 14, 2009

• #5

Thanks fo that Jeff - I replied and pointed the guy to the recent .in sales I pointed out I was intending developing the name but haven't had time so far and asked him to make an offer. So far he hasn't got back to me.

 

Jeff

Administrator

Staff member

• Sep 15, 2009

• #6

Sometime it takes hours, sometimes days, and sometimes months for a deal to be worked out. And often when people contact you they honestly don't realize how much domains are worth and just aren't willing to pay a decent price.

 

ebiz4india

Member

• Sep 15, 2009

• #7

CHIT is an word from CHIT FUNDS.

There are Thousand of companies in India, which has CHIT in their companies names.

For Example: Shriram Chits (shriramchits.com)

And
XYZ Chit Funds
XYZ Chits Pvt. Ltd.



Regards

 

msdomains

New Member

• Sep 15, 2009

• #8

Agree with ebiz4india. Chit funds are huge in India, and thus this is what comes to my mind.

Just regged chit.co.in ;-)

(I am leaving chitfunds.in, and co.in on the table in case some body wants it...)

 

Jeff

Administrator

Staff member

• Sep 16, 2009

• #9

Really interesting - I hadn't realized that the word chit is originally a Hindi word.

I am leaving chitfunds.in, and co.in on the table in case some body wants it

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Looks like the .in was registered in 2005.