Web18 is advertising In.com as the worlds smallest email ID. Check this out.
By on August 4th, 2008 |
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Yes, they paid a mere $500,000 for acquiring the domain. Small domain but big money
Vikas: $500,000 is small money for a domain like In…that’s just Rs. 2 crores.
Your source of information? I know there was an anonymous comment on a blog with that figure, but as per my understanding, that’s not the right amount.
I think the correct is the worlds smallest FREE eID – me.com is just as short…
Sorry for the grammar on the last comment…
I think the correct advertising would be the world’s smallest FREE eID – Apple’s me.com is just as short but $99/year (Obviously with other features included),