closed boston.co.in

[NameAlot.com]

WOuld like to receive appraisals for

Boston.co.in

I like it, but I'm not too sure how to valuate the .co.in extension.

Thanks in advance for thoughts and appraisals.

 

[Dale Hubbard]

Can't see anything in it. $reg fee.

 

[saturday79]

Personally I'm a fan of .in and .co.in domains - I'm hoping that market is going to properly take off (see vii.co.in, recently set up [not by me]).

Do Boston have a sports team like baseball or NFL? Perhaps you could do something around that. I've got names like laliga.in, seriea.in, manchesterunited.co.in (all for sale if anyone's interested :-O), as there are lots of sports fans in india. Maybe some PPC revenue off the back of that?

 

[NameAlot.com]

Boston is my hometown and home to the world champions in football as well as Baseball. It is also hte most Historic city in the United States. It is a mecca for business nad one of the most touriested places in the U.S. I see a great future for the site once developed.

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

WOuld like to receive appraisals for

Boston.co.in

I like it, but I'm not too sure how to valuate the .co.in extension.

Thanks in advance for thoughts and appraisals.

Keyword and extension have no synergy.

$0

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[NameAlot.com]

I can see where the synergy might be brought into question dwrixon, but don't you think that city names, unlike other words have nothing to do with synergy. Because if someone is home in India and want to look up a foreign city, they'll type it in. Maybe I misunderstood what you meen by synergy, but I think the extension has nothing to do with a city or country place or any proper noun where language doesn't neccesarily change the spelling or meaning. What do you think?

More thoughts and appraisals welcomed. Thanks again.

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

I can see where the synergy might be brought into question dwrixon, but don't you think that city names, unlike other words have nothing to do with synergy. Because if someone is home in India and want to look up a foreign city, they'll type it in. Maybe I misunderstood what you meen by synergy, but I think the extension has nothing to do with a city or country place or any proper noun where language doesn't neccesarily change the spelling or meaning. What do you think?

More thoughts and appraisals welcomed. Thanks again.

It pretty obscure and there are an awful lot of possible ccTLDs.

The link word I could think of was Tea.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[Keynes]

Doesn't fit with extension -- reg fee imo unless you find a buyer who's looking for this type of name