Indian Domainer Pankaj Vijayvargiya Profiled

[Jeff]

You may know him from DomainX or other conferences - Indian domainer Pankaj Vijayvargiya has been profiled in detail at YourStory.com:

https://yourstory.com/2017/01/bitlevel-international/

One such entrepreneur is Indore’s Pankaj Vijayvargiya, an award-winning domain investor who sells domain names under the brand umbrella of Bitlevel International. With a small team of five people, Pankaj has managed to make a name for this startup in a short span of time. He was recently selected as a participating tech entrepreneur by the German ministry of economic affairs and energy (BMWi), sponsored by the Government of Germany and supported by DIPP, Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and the Government of India for an extensive one-month visit to Germany. He was one of the 20 entrepreneurs from various fields who were selected for this delegation to facilitate international business between India and Germany. We caught up with him to get some trade secrets of the domain name selling business.

A surprisingly well written article for a non-industry publication - I was very impressed.

 

[owl]

Nice share @Jeff. Is he on here?

 

[Jeff]

Yes, but I can't recall his username.

 

[Jeff]

Another article about him -

From Windows Installation Services To Dominating The Domain Investment Industry – Success Story of Pankaj Vijayvargiya

Whatever profession you select, you are bound to face a never-ending war between client’s, recruiters and colleagues. The real fight is the fact that people expect you to be inside in a box. But today this article talks of a businessman who went beyond the conventional know-how of the corporate...

www.apnnews.com

He then successfully got his hands on Domain Investment and trades in the network assets online. With time, his portfolio of domains grew to a massive 30,000 domain names and today he owns several high-value premium domain names such as Beard.in, Snooker.in, Cashew. in, and Sarcasm. in.

 

[Pdomain]

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