Now Offering Catchy Domain Extensions
Riverview, FL (January 23, 2008) - Hoping your Web site will become the next “in” thing on the Internet? Leading the Web, Inc. may be able to help. Leading the Web, Inc. is adding .IN to its long list of domain offerings.
The .IN extension is actually the official country code top level domain (ccTLD) for India, but it’s now available - through Leading the Web, Inc. - for use as a domain by anyone in the world.
This wouldn’t be the first time ccTLDs offered through Leading the Web, Inc. have caught on beyond the country they represent. In January 2008, .ME - the country code of Montenegro - was introduced. In the last year, nearly 200,000 .ME domains have been registered for both personal and professional use.
Nicole Vikhlyantsev from Leading the Web, Inc. adds: I’ve purchased one myself. www.VeeDesigns.in www.NicoleDesigns.in and www.tampabay.in will be used for future marketing efforts.
The .IN Registry calls .IN, “a unique symbol of India and its role in the world.” Currently 60 million of India’s more than one billion residents are avid Internet users. Only three other countries on earth have more people online.1
The .IN extension is available to anyone interested in registering India's top level domain. All .IN domains have a one year minimum registration requirement.
To register an .IN domain or to find out how to get online quickly and easily with Leading the Web, Inc. visit: www.leadingregistration.com.
To find out more information about the India Internet Registration Authority, visit: www.Registry.in
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Last Updated (Wednesday, 25 February 2009 04:35)
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