where to buy cheap .com nowadays?

pocketttt

Elite Member
Premium Member
Joined
Apr 29, 2015
Messages
5,185
Reaction score
2,716
any suggestion to cheap .com? i want to buy few
 
I Also check tldes.com, most of it I bought from web.z.com
Pro tip:
z.com is giving me 2 free tld domains every month, for being a loyal customer, I guess.
 
Last edited:
How cheap is cheap? I thought Namecheap was one of the cheapest sources available...
 
I used to register my domains from Godaddy. But then I observed that Namecheap is also offering domains for as much the same cost, but they are offering free privacy services for life. Godaddy charges for that. So in this case I believe Namecheap is better and cost effective.
 
Following , I need to buy new domains too , is it worth to buy from seller
 
I use porkbun, namecheap, internetbs, and sometimes godaddy just because of their coupons. I transfer the domain to a different registrar after 60 days because I don't trust godaddy. :D
 
I checked 2 weeks ago the prices from different providers and at the end I bought them from namecheap
 
Namecheap is the best! It also provides free privacy protection.
Do not buy from Godaddy, it sells your data. I used to buy from Godaddy, I noticed that whenever I bought a domain from Godaddy, I started getting a lot of messages from web designers through SMS.
 
I Also check tldes.com, most of it I bought from web.z.com
Pro tip:
z.com is giving me 2 free tld domains every month, for being a loyal customer, I guess.
Hmm.

Wondering why tld-list.com don't have them listed? Do they charge for internal push or any services are same like namecheap/porkbun?

Did you face any kind of issue with them anytime? How is support btw?
 
Hmm.

Wondering why tld-list.com don't have them listed? Do they charge for internal push or any services are same like namecheap/porkbun?

Did you face any kind of issue with them anytime? How is support btw?
They are like grade b eggs, buy at your own risk kinda websites that are not listed on tld-list.com
 
Just transferred a couple of domains to Cloudflare from namecheap, coz namecheap was asking for $14.xx fckin dollars per domain for the renewal. Ended up with $16 or something without any coupon for both, and the process was hassle-free. I am pretty satisfied because I use CF heavily anyway... Switching to CF will make the deployments much quicker on a new domain.
 
Back
Top