$1.99 godaddy domains with coupon code 199TEST
carsonrathi
Senior Member
- Mar 12, 2008
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No, it's working in .com domains also..very good share 
Nope, valid for all new and first time customers. And valid for .coms
StillSmiling
Regular Member
- Mar 8, 2008
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Arrgh! I've heard so many horror stories about Go*Daddy and domains, I've avoided them like the plague. But at that price, I'm willing to chance it. Guess I'll take the plunge if this applies to bulk orders. Thanks riftdog!
FatherCarbon
Registered Member
- Sep 30, 2008
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Woot, this saved me a bundle today!
Any idea when this expires?
Any idea when this expires?
FatherCarbon
Registered Member
- Sep 30, 2008
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StillSmiling, they're pretty good most of the time. I use them because I've registered several (dozen) domains through them and I hate having my domains spread across different registrars.
Plus, I reeeally like that if you order 5 or more domains, you get free private registration for all of them.
Plus, I reeeally like that if you order 5 or more domains, you get free private registration for all of them.
Profit
Regular Member
- Jul 27, 2008
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Shit I just bought 10 domains yesterday from 1and1 at $6.99 each. $1.99 is cool but I would still have to pay transfer fees to get them on my web hosting plan which would actually cost me more than if I just bought them directly from my own host. Does anyone know how well godaddy's hosting is? I have heard both good and bad.
why transfer? i use hostmonster for hosting and just put my godaddy domains as an add-on domain...
Profit
Regular Member
- Jul 27, 2008
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Because my hosting provider will not allow adding on domains without transferring. :sad:
wlingle117
Newbie
- Feb 26, 2008
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One domain at $1.99 per account. I just used it. Thanks Riftdawg, good stuff.
OYH3 will get you additional .com domains for $7.45 at GoDaddy.
OYH3 will get you additional .com domains for $7.45 at GoDaddy.
According to their site it says it is unlimited, no quantity limit.
So only for new/first-time customers right?
What kind of provider doesn't let you forward your domain through DNS from another registrar??! Maybe it's time to transfer your hosting account instead of your TLDs!
What kind of provider doesn't let you forward your domain through DNS from another registrar??! Maybe it's time to transfer your hosting account instead of your TLDs!
MattDunbar
Registered Member
- Oct 2, 2008
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Just don't rely on their private registration. Phone call to them had all my information with no reason given.
seomanifest
Regular Member
- Oct 5, 2008
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I don't trust godaddy, i had a premium domain that we had invested well over 100k, and i stupidly forgot to renew it, when i did 30 days later which was still during the grace period i tried backordering it and they just sold it to someone else, godaddy is know to do this read some articles somewhere about the same shit happening to other people
gimme4free
Elite Member
- Oct 22, 2008
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Thanks a lot, its a shame I bought 2 from them last week lol