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cdstore.com Great Name with some traffic! A site is already running under this domain and revenues of around $200 is generated every week. Want to sell it off as a package. Expected: $3000 Payment: escrow No Negotiations.

I own the name sushi.com. I planned to develop it but now have chosen to focus my resources on other projects. The name simply has a "Sushi: coming soon" banner at present. I would like to offer the name to reputable sushi restaurant chains, many of which have the word 'sushi' in their...

A buyer won a domain from me on afternic for mid x,xxx. This was beginning of December. We got in a little legal thistle and we let our lawyers duke it out for two weeks. There after we came to an agreement and agreed to proceed with the deal. it's been 2 weeks now and still no closure on his...

Oh teri! What a great idea! I am really impressed. Moreover I fit almost 50% in the equation. Why? Um... coz I am overweight and that it coz I am already married ;) Jokes apart really wonderful idea and I wish you best luck.

How about selling electronic goods online? Especially mobile phones and ipods. They are same everywhere and people would be pretty interested if you can sell it for cheaper rates than what it costs at retail stores. Moreover its not too trouble some. Online florist business is also pretty...

Yes maybe a proud tamilian would buy that for even higher price than what you expect for it but the chances for that are pretty low according to me. Well I don't suggest it to sell it off quickly but don't expect a huge profit from this domain.

WOW great indian domains. Are you really willing to sell them off! Give your lowest offer for the same. Especially I am interested in nimboo.in. It could probably reflect of a really tangy and happening youth portal or similar.

My assumptions for your domains are as below: - clicky.in - $50 scrapit.co.in - $30-50 scrapit.in - $50-100 rightclick.co.in - $30-50 clicky.co.in - $30-50 iclick.co.in - $50 I suggest you to sell those clicky domains as a package as it might help you gain a bit more out of it.

Ofcourse you can expect $200 for both of these. If you wish to sell it for some discount I might get tempted to buy them. BTW where have you parked them & upto what date have you paid for registration?

I am not sure if lovemail.in is listed on sedo or nameseek. It is owned by my company and they are having some big plans around it. Selling it off is out of question (according to me, but you can't tell what top management thinks!)

I completely agree. Domain registration is comparatively new business in India and many young people are trying hand at it. Most of them don't even know the basics but due to hard work they find good domains but are unable to sell them off in a jiffy so they often throw them at relatively low...

Well English will be dominant on us Indians for really long time as we don't actually respect our mother tongue & If we don't who else will? Unless we unite and create a large effort to push Hindi as our official language for our websites and stuff, things won't change!

Indeed its a smart move. Advertising & promoting your business in local language that corporates have learned over the time. Everyone from Nokia to Yahoo to Microsoft and now Barclays have tuned up their services to cater larger chunk.

Wow that's some news!!! $60K (INR 25,00,000+) is indeed a huge amount for any domain. I am pretty much impressed. Does anyone has whois for poker.in? I would love to know something about the buyer.

I also use idotz.net for all my domain registration services since one of my friend is working in the company. They have pretty smooth service and they allow me to pay in INR also. Hence I save some amount as I don't have to pay conversion rates.