cheap domain registrations?
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CoyoteAssassin
Elite Member
- Jan 3, 2010
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I agree with vicky. Namecheap offers free whois with all domain names. Keep in mind that you can not apply whois to some domain types such as .co.
CrazyEarner
Regular Member
- Mar 2, 2010
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You can try Netfirms.
But no free whois
But no free whois
You are welcome and there is a button for that.
hackNstuff
BANNED
- Jun 10, 2010
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I'm using a domain name I got from 1and1, free with a paypal account, might be able to do more if you have more accounts...?
castlewood
Newbie
- May 31, 2009
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If you buy domains for more than 500 dollars per year then try Dynad0t. You get their bulk pricing at that point. Load the account with $500 or more and you are good to go. Domain privacy is 2 dollars per year.
Netfirms is cheap but it's low pricing seems to be only good for the 1st year.
3 months before expiry, you should quickly transfer it to another registrar.
Otherwise, their superb (and automated) billing system will bill your card for another year, at a pretty high price.
Seems Netfirms is banging that most customers will stay will them for the 2nd year, so they will recover their losses incurred on the front end...
Even when you choose to transfer to another registrar, take note that locating their "transfer password" is like locating a needle in a haystack!
Just my 2 cents
3 months before expiry, you should quickly transfer it to another registrar.
Otherwise, their superb (and automated) billing system will bill your card for another year, at a pretty high price.
Seems Netfirms is banging that most customers will stay will them for the 2nd year, so they will recover their losses incurred on the front end...
Even when you choose to transfer to another registrar, take note that locating their "transfer password" is like locating a needle in a haystack!
Just my 2 cents
moneymachine01
Regular Member
- Sep 2, 2009
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I just use godaddy, always use a coupon code so you get a good deal though. I've even found some $1 .com coupon codes for godaddy. Generally coupons will get you a .com for around $7 there.
If you're gonna be regging more than 50, use namecheap for sure, as you can get the "golddeal" coupon and get .99 privacy renewals (free for the first year) and $9 domains.
The domains are slightly more than you can get them at godaddy, but I don't trust the bastards at GD for anything so these days send all my business to NC.
Oh, and if you never take any other advice from me in your life, TAKE THIS ADVICE: DO NOT USE 1&1
The domains are slightly more than you can get them at godaddy, but I don't trust the bastards at GD for anything so these days send all my business to NC.
Oh, and if you never take any other advice from me in your life, TAKE THIS ADVICE: DO NOT USE 1&1
dragondf
Power Member
- May 15, 2010
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$9 in a domain from namecheap is a good price?
I search in google: "cheap domain register"
8.49 or 1.99 (luckyregister com)
3.99 (domainsarefree com)
2.99 (namecheap... Register your domains from just $2.99. Search Now)
All them.. when you get for a better price.. the next time you pay.. you will pay MORE.
I don't like GoDaddy, too.. but it has good prices using coupom codes.
Sure, next time you pay.. you will pay MORE, there.
Have a good weekend!
Unknown Overlord
Junior Member
- Nov 7, 2009
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Yeah. Namecheap +1