In need of a quick .NET domain

TheLoneSynchro

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There's a domain that had recently expired that I've been keeping my eyes on and I'm trying to purchase it, however I have two problems.

One: I'm poor. Literally. $2.84 to my name.
Two: The places that sell .NET domains for under $2.50 do not accept PayPal


Does anyone know where I can purchase a .NET Domain for less than $2.80 for the first year? I don't care if the renew rate is ridiculous. I've been watching this domain for 7 months and It had been parked.
 
Wait for tomorrow to get some cyber Monday offer. Search everywhere you will find it.
 
Hosgator $1.95

Sunday 8PM - 9PM (central time)

At least that`s the info from their newsletter.
 
Wait for tomorrow to get some cyber Monday offer. Search everywhere you will find it.

Will do, I was searching for almost three hours today before I finally broke down and posted, was even looking during Black Friday
 
namecheap accepts paypal and their cyber monday offers $0.98 .com/.net/.org registration + private whois.
 
There's a domain that had recently expired that I've been keeping my eyes on and I'm trying to purchase it, however I have two problems.

One: I'm poor. Literally. $2.84 to my name.
Two: The places that sell .NET domains for under $2.50 do not accept PayPal


Does anyone know where I can purchase a .NET Domain for less than $2.80 for the first year? I don't care if the renew rate is ridiculous. I've been watching this domain for 7 months and It had been parked.


PM'd you more about this. If the domain is really worth investing I don't mind JVing it?
 
$2.84 to my name.........
.........I've been watching this domain for 7 months

Okay mate, here is the issue. Watching for 7 months takes the electricity cost to turn your computer on every single day. I can say this is most likely more that $2.84 worth of power. You need to set your priorities straight. If you want to get into the big money with Internet Marketing, then you should take out a small loan ($100 or so) and purchase necessities. You will make that money back, and more!
 
Okay mate, here is the issue. Watching for 7 months takes the electricity cost to turn your computer on every single day. I can say this is most likely more that $2.84 worth of power. You need to set your priorities straight. If you want to get into the big money with Internet Marketing, then you should take out a small loan ($100 or so) and purchase necessities. You will make that money back, and more!

My Priorities are as straight as they have ever been. I'm still living with the parents putting myself through school. While everybody wants to get into the "big money" it's not exactly my goal right now. Considering I've recently lost my Job and I have other expenses (Such as my car-note and upcoming registration fee's) I can't really just toss money out.

It's simply a domain that I've been wanting, however now that it's available I don't have the spending funds to purchase.
 
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