Cheapest Domain Purchase Sites

by nmh

Posted: 14 years ago 23 replies

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Hey All,

What sites have the best prices on domain names right now? :confused:

THANKS!

#cheapest #domain #purchase #sites

commarketing 14 years ago

Godaddy and register
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InternetM39482 14 years ago

Of the legit ones I know of, Domainsite.

I'd recommend Name.com though. They are the best I've ever used.
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Bill Corners 14 years ago

Do a google search on "godaddy" and click on the $6.99 special
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Trieu 14 years ago

godaddy and namecheap are the ones I use. They are quite cheap as well
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johnng 14 years ago

I use two, namecheap.com and godaddy.com. I found namecheap is cheaper so is my first choice.
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Axel.jr

14 years ago

godaddy and name.com only that...

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topcash

14 years ago

netfirms is the cheapest I have seen, 7.99 per. Its a very clean site, unlike what godaddy throws up when you want to get a new domain.

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sdkWriter

14 years ago

1and1.com gives you free private registration, which normally costs almost ten dollars extra elsewhere (unless you buy domains in bulk, in which case most registrars throw it in for free).

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Peter Burke 14 years ago

Hi nmh

namecheap will give you free whois option which is pretty useful to take advantage of - other sites charge $8 + for that + if you use their monthly coupon you get a further 10% off

Godaddy is also cheap. If you buy, I think 5 or more domains you also get free whois guard.

I often use godaddy for .infos at 99c and buy 5 at a time to get free whoisguard for 'little' projects the odd time so it really depends what you want as well
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Tom Goodwin

14 years ago

Originally Posted by sdkWriter

1and1.com gives you free private registration, which normally costs almost ten dollars extra elsewhere (unless you buy domains in bulk, in which case most registrars throw it in for free).

I use name and namecheap. I bought my first site from godaddy and kept on getting really annoying sales calls from them.

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craigc1980 14 years ago

I would have to agree with Tom on that one.

Name cheap is by far the cheapest.

Godaddy is good to if you can put up with the annoying sales emails and phone calls

Godaddy has become very tricky in the years and by far has a lot of products they push, so i stay away just for the fact that there is nothing i would ever buy from them accept a domain name.

If i buy a domain name from them i just create a different email so my main email doesnt get bombarded with their sales pitches

Hope this helps
Craig
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danalingga 14 years ago

In my opinion, GoDaddy, they have great service for domain buying.
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matts5150 14 years ago

active-domain.com has .info domains with whoisproof for $4.85 for first year.
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rondo 14 years ago

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nmh 14 years ago

WOW thanks everyone! I was using GoDaddy but figured there was something else out there. They can't compare to Hostgator for hosting though.
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- craigc1980 14 years ago
  
  Hey Nmh
  
  I would have to agree with you.
  
  Host gator is by far the best hosting out there.
  
  I use Hostgator for everything and they are very reasonable.
  
  I use the Baby Croc and it supplies me with all my needs.
  
  For 9.95 a month and you can transfer unlimited domains.
  
  Its a great deal
  
  Craig
  
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  JPMaroney 14 years ago
  
  All mine .... a bunch of 'em (yes I have an addiction) ... are with godaddy right now.
  
  But, I had heard Mike Filsaime mention some time recently that godaddy can hose you in a launch if they get ANY complaints -- totally shut the domain down. So, that's a consideration.
  
  I've been looking for a place to "move" my business -- seems I end up paying about $10 bucks at godaddy -- and have seen elsewhere for $6-$8. With my number of domains, that adds up to some pretty good savings.
  
  I do like their autorenewal function -- anyone know if other "good" registrars provide that?
  
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Trixxie12 14 years ago

GoDaddy is the cheapest when you use use promo codes like RRTV5.
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Taylor French 14 years ago

Godaddy is far too expensive on renewals, especially with their whois protection. Their customer service sucks, and I've had a ton of problems with them.

I use namecheap.
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sbucciarel Banned 14 years ago

I use Godaddy and Namecheap, but am using Namecheap a lot more due to being on dialup in the country and Godaddy being so slow. Namecheap is much faster and I just search for their monthly coupon when I buy a domain and get about a buck off.
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johnng 14 years ago

I don't know about cheapest, but I prefer Namecheap.com. I find them reasonably cheap.
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safe as houses 14 years ago

Like most people on here I use Godaddy, but Ive never once had any aftersales, by phone or email, no hassle whatsoever from them.

I have used name cheap, but Im used to godaddy, so just seem to stick with them.
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