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Just got one out of nine I was trying to get.

oral.in
 
This is my exploit:

tea.in
online.in
law.in
musical.in
musicals.in
food.in
weather.in
jazz.in
gas.in

I do not want to deplore myself :approve:

Jens
 
But most hindi words when written in english produce typo error. like shadi shaddi sahadi. naukri naukari

same is with most of the words.
 
Why everyone goes for the short domains? Hey there are so many interesting long still free. Just got softwaredevelopment.in
And I like it!
 
webplanet said:
...I have no Indian friends to help translation, so I take good engl. Keywords :clown:

Jens
online.in

Afilias (yes they are behind it) opened this up to everyone b/c they know that the majority of registrations are going to come from outside of India (speculators/investors). All I care about is what's to the left of the .IN

Overall it's a very pretty extension and only two letters. This could be easily be a winner..... don't know about this other .co.in stuff though. I would leave that alone. I have registered about 20+ domains so far and still considering others.
 
Oct. 2004 there where only 7000 .in Domains registered. I heared that now there are already about 7.000.000
Nice to see a tld growing.
 
Freddy@EuroDNS said:
I heared that now there are already about 7.000.000
Nice to see a tld growing.

Hi,

where did you read that? I'm pretty sure that the number of registered domains is not even close to 1 million yet.
The free registration has just started today and before that there were only about 10'000 names registered, so I would estimate that there are not more than 200'000 names registered by now.
 
Just regged some domains through GoodLuckDomains.in (including goodluck.in :evil: ).

Did anyone notice that after submitting CC info, your CC number is displayed in plain text on the confirmation page -- without SSL encryption (http://www.goodluckdomain.in/cgi-bin/Registrar). Should we be concerned about this?
 
Looks to me like goodluck is not very secure - but the choice looks limited.

www.inregistry.in/accredited_registrars

I wonder why enom did not jump on this - as they are listed? - now noticed they mention they are coming soon.
 
datat said:
Looks to me like goodluck is not very secure - but the choice looks limited.

www.inregistry.in/accredited_registrars

I wonder why enom did not jump on this - as they are listed? - now noticed they mention they are coming soon.

Ordered another batch, and sure enough, even the form destination for the order is not secure. No SSL whatsoever.

If you go to https://www.goodluckdomain.in/ you get the default mod_ssl page ("Hey, it worked ! The SSL/TLS-aware Apache webserver was
successfully installed on this website.")
 
That cert. shows as being for namesbeyond com
 
clemzonguy said:
That was really uncalled for.

Uncalled for, in a good way, right? Thanks, MH.
 
FLe8 said:
Just regged some domains through GoodLuckDomains.in (including goodluck.in :evil: ).

Did anyone notice that after submitting CC info, your CC number is displayed in plain text on the confirmation page -- without SSL encryption (http://www.goodluckdomain.in/cgi-bin/Registrar). Should we be concerned about this?

I was a little concerned myself. One of my attempted registrations was taken 4 minutes before i hit submit and they went ahead and charged me the full amount anyways. I'm not sure if it will refund the one that wasn't registered or not b/c it said $0 credit issued.
 
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