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End user value mid to high X,XXX....Larger cities have this service as a novelty type business which does attract much of the tourist population...nice name.
 
AKA jinriksha - A small, two-wheeled carriage drawn by one or two persons.
Sounds ancient with regards to modern days. $xxx range, Most suited for end-users or collectors of words DOT com.
 
Nice name. For tourists who want to use rickshas serviss, for people who plan start rickshas serviss and for selling rickshas etc. Low-mid x,xxx.
 
nice name mid $xxx minimum
btw u regd it or bought it
 
is that the UK way of spelling it or some alternative way? because I think usually its spelled Rickshaws, or does Rickshas mean something else?
 
yeah same here...it should be spelled with a "W".
 
there might be alternative spellings, but ricksha just seems to be a common typo. After entering the word in the dictionary it came back with " no hits, do you mean rickshaws?"

Rickshas = 1200 hits in google
Rickshaw = 3.300.000 hits in google
 
There's no right or wrong. Alternatives are rikisha, rikshaw, check it out.
They are still short for jinriksha.

And I think most people say "rick-a-shaw".

I'm having a hard time figuring out the value for this one other than any type-in traffic it might get. Now I know you're not supposed to say that about dictionary words, but this is an industry that is small and regional. The owner of "Bayarearickshas.com" or "downtownrickshas.com" would probably not lose sleep at night over the fact that his competitor has "rickshas.com". Best use would probably be to find a manufacturer of Rickshas, and even then I'm going to guess that they will tell you they can live with their current domain name.
 
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