closed I can sell now yes.co.in for 150$. Should I do?

[Wot]

Not my area but looks like advice here is spot on. Here's some recent comparable sales (i.e. co.in) that may help your valuation:

WhoIs co.in $2,500 Feb 05 Wot
Hardware co.in $2,188 Mar 06 Private Sale
DVD co.in $1,750 Mar 05 Private
Banking co.in $1,200 Apr 05 Pool
Credit co.in $650 Apr 05 Pool
Cameras co.in $550 Apr 05 Enoms Club Drop
FAQ co.in $350 Apr 05 Enoms Club Drop
Trucks co.in $350 Apr 05 Enoms Club Drop
HipHop co.in $350 Apr 05 Enoms Club Drop
Exercise co.in $250 Mar 05 Private
Investor co.in $250 Mar 05 Private

See site in sig.

Cheers,
BidNo

Your info is incorrect, I sold all the name highlighted.

 

[BidNo]

These sales would normally be shown as 'Private', however, to honor some very fine sales (and atone for my error&#8230, these are now attributed to 'Wot'. I believe you're the only one to be honored in this way. However, let me know if you would prefer these to be listed as 'Private'.

Cheers,
BidNo

 

[Wot]

These sales would normally be shown as 'Private', however, to honor some very fine sales (and atone for my error&#8230, these are now attributed to 'Wot'. I believe you're the only one to be honored in this way. However, let me know if you would prefer these to be listed as 'Private'.

Cheers,
BidNo

No probs either way , just need to be accurate when posting any figures/stats.

JFYI- there were quite a lot more sales!

 

[Duckinla]

I've used it. It's a nice little resource. If you care to hear some suggestions, I can send you a P.M.

 

[Numerys]

Good decision man. I am usually pretty skeptical about domain name values, and even more skeptical about minor extensions. But even that one I have to say no way to $150. It's a three letter dictionary word.

Want to sell it for $160? :cheeky:

:thumb: :thumb:

 

[a2zofb2b]

I like the domain name yes.co.in but a friend wants to buy it for 150$.

Ok, but is it enough?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

You have a very good generic name.
There is a Bank named YesBank in India

 

[midnightnavy]

You must not forget that Indian website owners have largely abandoned their national code in favor of generic domain endings like .com and Indian people have always accepted foreign endorsed ideologies and technologies over those that are homegrown. Very sad, but true.

If you have a Levi's jean your cool, but you suck if you wear jeans that are made in India. Indians themselves don't care much about their own identity (on the net, at least). So who cares about .in?

PST must say I have a few .com.pk domains (same story over here):boom:

 

[italiandragon]

I must say that being a double extension is less attractive.
IMHO yes.in was much better but regarding the price for .co.in I don`t know what to expect.

 

[Numerys]

I don't know indeed if .in is better than .co.in. For example, for english people, I'm pretty sure that .co.uk is very popular. Well, maybe that the shorter is the better (for domain names of course!...).

Don't know