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How much revenue?
It appears to be a popular term on google.in with a number of relatively prominent organizations found.
I would say ~ $150-200 right now but more if solid revenue as this will only grow.
Good Luck
Of note, I am in the process of selling a LLL.IN ($lowXXXX) to a German firm expanding into India. I had also secured the LLL.Co.In and offered it to them free of charge but they declined???
It appears to be a popular term on google.in with a number of relatively prominent organizations found.
I would say ~ $150-200 right now but more if solid revenue as this will only grow.
Good Luck
Of note, I am in the process of selling a LLL.IN ($lowXXXX) to a German firm expanding into India. I had also secured the LLL.Co.In and offered it to them free of charge but they declined???
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DL - Hold the .co.in , that's the one that will get the traffic! They must be off their heads.
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$3/400
DL - Hold the .co.in , that's the one that will get the traffic! They must be off their heads.
I agree Wot !
I could not believe that 2 weeks into negotiation for the LLL.IN the LLL.Co.In was still available.
I will hold it for them
The interesting point is that some (read at least 1) non-Indian companies are expanding into the .IN realm rather then both.
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