IMHO, posting the list of .in/co.in sales is detrimental to the value of .in/co.in domain names. We (alone) have sold three .in domains that would be listed as #2, #3 and #6 . . . as well as others in the top 25. I understand WHY .in domain sales are listed but the results are unintentionally deceptive because the overwhelming majority of .in/co.in are not reported. Accordingly, end-users or late to the party domainers/investors looking at this list will form an opinion on the value of .in/co.in domain names and that valuation would be based on incomplete data.
I look at the list and I think that sellers sold short. Sorry, I am not being critical and I do not have a solution per se but when I viewed the list I thought . . . ughh . . .. this isn't very helpful to tout the true value of .in/co.in domain names.
We do not report sales when we sell direct to end-users but brokers DO report sales. As such, you missed a domain that Sedo brokered for us (and reported to dnjournal) a few months ago. (wash.in for $15,000). It was an ABSOLUTE STEAL at $15,000 . . .but we needed to eat (the timing benefited the buyer). If dnjournal had not reported on that sale, nobody would know because neither the buyer nor seller would be reporting it. We don't want to sell similar quality domain names for only $15,000 . . . .but I wanted to give you that example to illustrate the mindset of registrants with high value .in domain names. Sit tight.
I look at the list and I think that sellers sold short. Sorry, I am not being critical and I do not have a solution per se but when I viewed the list I thought . . . ughh . . .. this isn't very helpful to tout the true value of .in/co.in domain names.
We do not report sales when we sell direct to end-users but brokers DO report sales. As such, you missed a domain that Sedo brokered for us (and reported to dnjournal) a few months ago. (wash.in for $15,000). It was an ABSOLUTE STEAL at $15,000 . . .but we needed to eat (the timing benefited the buyer). If dnjournal had not reported on that sale, nobody would know because neither the buyer nor seller would be reporting it. We don't want to sell similar quality domain names for only $15,000 . . . .but I wanted to give you that example to illustrate the mindset of registrants with high value .in domain names. Sit tight.