Where should i buy bulk domains ?
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IamBlackhatter
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Namecheap or godaddy
John Sandler
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They are the usual rate.
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Duffers5000
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There's usually some discount codes posted here every few weeks......I'm in the same boat have a few to reg but I'm a cheap bastard so will wait for a voucher code !
markhenry121
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I will suggest you check in "The Marketplace" section.
Typlo
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If you're only interested in the bulk aspect, I'd say go with Moniker.com. They can do bulk, and they're really set up for it - since you can do everything in bulk including setting up nameservers, etc. For price, GoDaddy is a better bet, but their control panel is terrible.
Duffers5000
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Network solutions have a $2.99 domain deal on at the moment
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internetbs.net is what I use, they offer free private whois and accept a wide variety of payment methods, best in my opinion!
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register.com ..you can easily find in discount code for register.com here {each week someone posts new discount codes}
2 weeks back someone posted a discount code $0.99/domain..I got some domains ..try your luck searching domain section old threads
2 weeks back someone posted a discount code $0.99/domain..I got some domains ..try your luck searching domain section old threads
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You could cherry pick the various promo codes offered at times by various registrars. The problem you'll find with most of those is they are limited to either a certain number of names per account or a certain total number ordered.
You could also contact registrars directly, if the number of names you're looking at registering is large enough most of them will work with you to some degree.
But the reality is name registrations cost the registrars something - that's why so many of them offer other services like hosting, SSL certs, et cetera that have higher profit margin potential.
IMHO your best bet for low registration pricing is to buy into the godaddy discount domain club - you'll get reduced prices on each reg, @ loss leader rates in the case of some TLD's.
You could also contact registrars directly, if the number of names you're looking at registering is large enough most of them will work with you to some degree.
But the reality is name registrations cost the registrars something - that's why so many of them offer other services like hosting, SSL certs, et cetera that have higher profit margin potential.
IMHO your best bet for low registration pricing is to buy into the godaddy discount domain club - you'll get reduced prices on each reg, @ loss leader rates in the case of some TLD's.