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Axioma

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Hi,

I just regged this .in. I just liked it too much.

How much do you think it's worth?.

Thanks for your feedback :).

Virgil.
 

Theo

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Assembled.in/taiwan

Cute but unsure of any real value.

Mid to high $xx.
 

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It's main value is for someone who wants the word 'assembled' which is a past tense term. They generally aren't the greatest. Considering the extension as part of the domain name isn't generally of value. Reg fee-$25 is my take. .IN may become very big but it's very new now.
 

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Nice domain. I think something along the lines of Radistar, a directory of outsourcing companies would be great (Assembled.in/Mexico, Assembled.in/China). Good value if developed, IMO.

P.S.: Who got Made.in?.
 

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Thanks for your appraisals. The 'Assembled.in/country' use is exactly what I have in mind for this one :).

Any more comments? :).
 
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