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Count me in too..I'm in Buffalo currently, originally from Jaipur.
Originaly from mumbai.co.in now live in rtp.co.in area.
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Hello Everyone... Im From Mumbai (Ghatkopar)... Good to see all indians here ;-)
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Me too !!! Arpit Gosai from Gujarat !
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I'm from St. Louis, MO in the U.S., but I own about 50 or so pretty nice .INs, so count me IN.![]()
Count me in.. from Chennai!
I was trying to add on an Indian Domain Auction along with a tech conference we were planning next year. But it seems this might be a bad idea due to the INregistry rules about 'bad faith' and other associated problems.
So we're going to create a private portfolio for HNIs to invest, since there has been a LOT of interest, which should increase once the stockex slows down.
So basically, if you want to sell your domains (.in/.co.in/india related .coms) we would assist you in brokering them to the relevant individuals / companies and charge a commission on the sales. Opinions and comments are welcome.
But it seems this might be a bad idea due to the INregistry rules about 'bad faith' and other associated problems.
Thanks. I've only read a little so far, but it looks as if having .in names listed for sale at sedo may be a very bad idea.
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