Save $9.70 on .info domains

plex_brahial

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Sep 30, 2009

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• Apr 4, 2010

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cjcdom003t ? Save $9.70 on .info domains.
You only pay $0.99 for any new registration. This is for godady
you can use the hgc25 coupon to get the first month of Baby hosting for only a penny at hostgator

 

Last edited: Apr 4, 2010

Gradimir Stankovic

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• Apr 4, 2010

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Godaddy .info is $0.89 without any coupons.

 

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legoego

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• Apr 4, 2010

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Don't know if it's expired but you can get a dot com for $1 from godaddy

Code:

Code: BUY2010     New 1-year domain registration for $1

 

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legoego

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I checked from another site and I think the deal may have expired sorry..

 

Last edited: Apr 4, 2010

gonzomcribbinz

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Sep 16, 2008

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• Apr 4, 2010

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Just check RetailMeNot*com anytime you buy...well...anything.

Code:

http://www.retailmenot.com/view/godaddy.com

I greatly prefer Namecheap, though.

Code:

http://www.retailmenot.com/view/namecheap.com

 

gonzomcribbinz

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Sep 16, 2008

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Just check RetailMeNot*com anytime you buy...well...anything.

Code:

http://www.retailmenot.com/view/godaddy.com

I greatly prefer Namecheap, though.

Code:

http://www.retailmenot.com/view/namecheap.com

 

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legoego

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Jun 16, 2009

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Yeah.. I like name cheap.. their control panel is better than godaddy..

 

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edollars

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legoego said:

Yeah.. I like name cheap.. their control panel is better than godaddy..

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I absolutely disagree with this statement due to the fact that namecheap took an experienced user 10 minutes to create child name servers + update DNS when godaddy took an experienced user 2 minutes since it's all clearly labeled.

I like namecheap over godaddy as far as disregarding complaints but godaddy manager is absolutely easier to navigate

 

brchcar1445

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Both are fairly easy to navigate. Once you do a few things on either they are both pretty much equal. But you get private whois gaurd for the first year with namecheap. If your buying .com's its way worth it.

 

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legoego

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edollars said:

I absolutely disagree with this statement due to the fact that namecheap took an experienced user 10 minutes to create child name servers + update DNS when godaddy took an experienced user 2 minutes since it's all clearly labeled.

I like namecheap over godaddy as far as disregarding complaints but godaddy manager is absolutely easier to navigate

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Well I suppose to each his own...