Domain Name Coupons All The Time

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By putting "domain name" in google without the quotes, you will find domain name coupons every day from different companies. The ads change daily, as do the coupons. https://www.google.com/#q=domain+name Use different email addresses every time you want to buy another domain from a company that you previously purchased from. I have been buying domains all the time since doing this and the most I pay for a name is a dollar. Last week I got one for fifty cents.
 
yes i am always looking for a coupon when buying a domain but the harder part is finding a coupon for renweals. the best ive found was lowering the renewal price from 15 to $10.
 
True, but to make management and my use of time simpler I just pay full whack on internetBS. I know I have a few cheap-arse domains lost in some accounts I made to chase discounts, but cannot remember where.
 
any website to share that have coupon for renewing domain names?
 
True, but to make management and my use of time simpler I just pay full whack on internetBS. I know I have a few cheap-arse domains lost in some accounts I made to chase discounts, but cannot remember where.

I put all my domains on a spreadsheet and organize according to expiration. I have columns for email address, host, expiration, username login, etc Just call me Miss Organization lol
 
any website to share that have coupon for renewing domain names?

I don't see coupons for that, but to be honest, I really don't look much for renewal coupons. I keep track of my spreadsheet and a month before renewal, I transfer the domain to make sure that I don't pay high fees. For instance, register.com had a 50 cents coupon but renewal is too high for my cheap self.
 
By searching on Google "registrar + coupon" (for example "godaddy coupon") you would get many websites with updated coupons.

Please bear in mind that usually coupons are provided for new registrations, expecially for .COM and sometimes .INFO, but very rarely for .ORG and/or .NET.

Like user vlaci said, it is difficult to find coupons for renewals, but you can use this trick: instead of renewing a domain, transfer it to another registrar, usually you'd get a lower price, and also you'd get 1-year free extension of the domain's life.

Hope this helps.
 
I put all my domains on a spreadsheet and organize according to expiration. I have columns for email address, host, expiration, username login, etc Just call me Miss Organization lol

Right now I have only 5 domains in 3 different accounts, but you made me realize that it is really important to keep track from the very beginning.
What other fields do you have on that spreadsheet?
:D
 
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