is good for hosting web
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coldshowers
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- Jan 24, 2018
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Doesn't look like hosting, just a domain. So yes, it's good. That's as long as there's no transfer fees (there will probably at least be a registrar lock for 90 days, that's fine), you'll want to transfer to a cheaper host before the renewal or they'll charge you up the butt. Cheap first year but awful renewal fees.
i jut asking
the provider is goddady
feezioxiii
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- Nov 7, 2015
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That's a well-known monthly promo from godaddy, if you can use the code, get it asap
Godaddy is quite good for domain, never tried their hosting though
LGNDFRVR23
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- Jan 23, 2018
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Don’t even think about trying their hostingThat's a well-known monthly promo from godaddy, if you can use the code, get it asap
Godaddy is quite good for domain, never tried their hosting though
- Apr 3, 2009
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Not sure about their domains either, they are very expensive. UNLESS of course you have a promo code
RootLayer_Sales
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- Feb 21, 2014
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And 100$ from the following year?
- Apr 3, 2009
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Your basically funding their marketing budget. The only time I'm stuck on Godaddy is after winning a domain at auction. Then you have to fork out for the cost of privacy. The same cost you pay for 1 year registration at dynadot
.Nicholas B
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- Apr 9, 2018
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I purchased my domain on GoDaddy. The price was really cheap at the first year, but the following year the price became higher. In my opinion, don't purchase your domain and web hosting service from the same company.
Hi, I have looked into this kind of offer once.
Though they offer a good $0.99 offer for the 1st year registration, when you look into it, you can easily find that it will ask you to pay for 2 years at once to take that offer, moreover, you have to pay for extra money if you also want whois guard protection.
Actually, when it comes to domain registration, many other providers such as namecheap and 1&1, are doing better in the comparsion with godaddy. Explore their plans if you are interested.
Hope this helps.
thank you for your answer
but i need domain for one year
RootLayer_Sales
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BlackHatWriter
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I have not heard for that provider till now, but $0.99 is a very affordable price for a COM domain. Other providers usually charge $10 or even more. However, GoDaddy also has some nice promotions, and you can find affordable domains there too. So the verdict says it is a good deal.