Are co.in names still selling?

[oneventures]

Sorry to bring up the old discussion of .co.in vs .in again, but I would like to know if the best .co.in names still sell for high prices?

I have my eyes on a big keyword .co.in and seller's asking price is $1,000. Estibot valuates the equivalent .in at $5,000.

Do you think the best keywords in .co.in are still worth investing in, or is it all about .in now?

Thanks

 

[domainerin]

depends on whats available and how comfortable you are using it.

I grabbed BMS.co.in for a decent figure because I had some emotional connect attached to it.

You may get the dot com equivalent for a decent price if its parked.

To answer your question, yes .co.in's are trading at a fair price for various reasons.

 

[oneventures]

Thanks for the reply. Yes, there are many factors to take into consideration. I guess it also depends on whether the similar name in .in is developed or for sale.

 

[wot]

Yes

 

[oneventures]

Good to hear - I think I might invest in this one then...

 

[wot]

Good to hear - I think I might invest in this one then...

If you are in the market a few goodies can be seen by clicking on my signature.

 

[oneventures]

Thanks, will take a look...

 

[Dman]

Credit.co.in, I'm guessing....

It might be worth it, but there are a lot of variables with .in names (and domains in general) and you should only outlay XXXX on one if you can afford to keep it tied up for a while.

Also, never rely on estibot valuations for that stuff.