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Not a chance. The best that might be possible would to surpass other highly-popular cctld (.de, .co.uk, .ca).

The buyout occurred under highly-discounted pricing and much stronger market conditions. Given the number of expiring one year registrations due from October to early January, I expect a surplus of unregistered LLL.in by the end of the calendar year.

Progress on LLL.in registrations: 3 January 2008 -- 94% registered 16598 LLL.in registered 978 LLL.in remaining Note: Does not account for tasting.

In the case of India, coexisting .co.in and .in is quite good for end users (and indirectly may be good for domainers too). The existence of this double system depresses speculator prices and makes good names more accessible to small business end users. If more locals routinely use their cctld...

Yes, good sale. Will be cool to see a LLL.in domain in dnjournal.

I was having difficulty logging into my previous account, so I created a new one. Previous account name ---> jagusa New account name ---> jag I will no longer be using my jagusa user name, so administrators, you are welcome to freeze it / delete it / whatever. Thanks, John //jag