Kick A$$ GoDaddy Coupon only 99 Cents ALL Domains

[Jill Carpenter]

Go Daddy Hosting Coupons 2009 - Promo-Code.net

Not my site, need to give credit where it is due.

I just bought a dot net for a dollar and 17 cents total, but this is good for dot coms, etc.

It's working now!

Have fun!

[rhab]

Hey thanks for sharing. I had either this site or a similar site bookmarked on an older pc and forgot all about it. I've got it back now thanks to you =p

[ramone_johnny]

Dammit - I just registered a domain

[Jill Carpenter]

Originally Posted by ramone_johnny

Dammit - I just registered a domain

Well, go buy another one! lol what can you get for a dollar these days?

[Tina Golden]

Thanks, Jill. I've already used that .99 deal from another thread and you are only allowed one per customer but I bookmarked the site.

Tina

[Taylor French]

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

[Jill Carpenter]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Sorry to hear that. They have a domain club that actually automatically saves one a ton of money if you are getting lots of domains.

Also, when you buy 5 domains in one shot from them, you get the whois protection free on all of them for the first year.

[eibhlin]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

I felt the same way after multiple problems with them. Then, I had a big headache with Namecheap. It was eventually resolved, and I still use Namecheap, so I gave GD another try.

So far, it looks like they learned from past mistakes. I have no complaints right now, but -- like everything online -- nothing remains constant.

That said, a 99 cent domain seems like a worthwhile deal... at GD or anywhere, as long as you can transfer it if the domain turns out to be profitable.

[Ben Roy]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

You can always get the domain for .99 and then just move it somewhere else.

[Tina Golden]

I've never had an issue with GoDaddy domains. I only buy their domains and none of the other stuff they upsell, though. I've used a coupon for just about all of my domains when purchasing and when renewing.

What are you paying for renewal fees? I'm not paying any more than when purchasing which has usually been $7.49 or less. I've only paid full price ($10.69 altogether) for one renewal and that's because I forgot to enter a coupon...lol.

Tina

[Jill Carpenter]

Here's the thing. For less money than the sausage egg and cheese I'm about to shoot down to the corner for someone can get a simple website up today with a nice dot com.

This is not limited to "new" accounts either which is nice.

There is so much stuff in the War Room - content which can be applied.

If nothing else, one could purchase their real name as the dot com. Easily set up a page that is a resume or offered services, and be making some money within a week.

1 & 1 has some 3 months free hosting going on, but I'm sure there are even some better deals to be had.

[MichaelHiles]

Too bad it doesn't apply to .tv or .fm

[Chris Manetzke]

thanks for this, just picked up a new domain

Chris

[Sandor Verebi]

Hi Jill,

Thanks for your kind heads up to this sparing opportunity. I sent you a PM, please read it.

Greetings,

Sandor

[Donald Truehart]

Originally Posted by avenuegirl

Sorry to hear that. They have a domain club that actually automatically saves one a ton of money if you are getting lots of domains.

Also, when you buy 5 domains in one shot from them, you get the whois protection free on all of them for the first year.

I don't the think the domain club gets you any cheaper than the everyday $6.95 + ICANN coupons that are out there, but I could be wrong.

I think you have to register more than 100 at once to beat that price.

[Mission0ps]

Great info and thanks for sharing...
For those who are interested it runs out on the 29/12/2009 so hurry

[BlogDesign]

Jill,

Thanks for the nice post. Too bad it is limited to one. But I will take one over nothing.

Great Deal!

[Mattk]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

You should try enom's renewal fees. $30

Needless to say I transfered to GD asap.

[opportunites]

Very good info!

[netmarketer21]

Thanks for the share! Not sure that I need more domains on the collecting dust, but definitely is tempting!

[Platinum Matt]

Peanuts for the domain and then $100's for the ransom when you get a false spam complaint.

No thanks.

[Trieu]

Great share. Thanks alot. Now need to think of a domain

[Black Hat Cat]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

A domain renewal costs $10.00, and whois protection is optional.

[Technista]

Thanks for sharing! Couldn't decide if should get yet another domain... the GD promotion is the tipping point.

T

[Rory Wilkinson]

thanks for the heads up!

I'm going to go buy 200

[Vijay M]

Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises

I've never had an issue with GoDaddy domains. I only buy their domains and none of the other stuff they upsell, though. I've used a coupon for just about all of my domains when purchasing and when renewing.

What are you paying for renewal fees? I'm not paying any more than when purchasing which has usually been $7.49 or less. I've only paid full price ($10.69 altogether) for one renewal and that's because I forgot to enter a coupon...lol.

Tina

I have never found any coupons when renewing @ namecheap. any secrets?

[casualcom]

From a domainer's perspective, I've never cared for Godaddy but the promotions are hard to pass up. I will say that things have improved the past couple years and they continue to lead in market share by a wide margin. They draw you in with the promotions and make their money come renewal time. They have to pay for those Super Bowl commercials somehow.

[LarryC]

Thanks Jill, I just found a good .org domain. I always have a list of domains that extends beyond my budget, so I'm glad to learn about these coupons. On the GoDaddy site, they make it sound like you can only get .coms for .99 but when you checkout they apply the discount. I love .coms, but good ones are hard to find these days!

[casualcom]

Originally Posted by LarryC

I love .coms, but good ones are hard to find these days!

Very true. Check my signature. I post hundreds of unregistered .com's with search volume every week for domain investors and web developers. All free, no strings attached.

[MR.MOE]

Sucks. I wish I saw this thread earlier. I just bought my .net a few days ago for 15 bucks.

Moe

[emigre]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

I'm with you on this...hate GD. They're a multi million dollar company but saw fit to rip me off $5 privacy for an unrenewed domain I didn't want anymore but forgot to turn off auto billing. Well if they want my $5 so badly...

[valdivz]

damn! I'm too late.... I just bought a new domain... .info domain... oh well....

[Jill Carpenter]

Originally Posted by LarryC

Thanks Jill, I just found a good .org domain. I always have a list of domains that extends beyond my budget, so I'm glad to learn about these coupons. On the GoDaddy site, they make it sound like you can only get .coms for .99 but when you checkout they apply the discount. I love .coms, but good ones are hard to find these days!

Yes, but I went back as I found a hidden gem with 20K monthly searches.

They are there - you just have to be aggressive

[Sylvia Jaumann]

I'm another GoDaddy hater. They screwed me over big time with their privacy services amount other issues. I lost my login for my privacy account and they caused huge amounts of grief just so that I could gain access to it again.

They are definitely more expensive too. Even if you save money by buying the domain for a $1, if you want privacy protection you'll have to pay another $9.95 for that.

With Namecheap (which I just just love) you pay about $8.00 for a domain (with a coupon -- Google "Namecheap coupon") and you get privacy protection FREE for the first year. Seems like a no-brainer to me. I've been using them for several years now and have never had an issue with them.

Sylvia

[kilakiwi]

Thanks for posting this. I used the code to buy one. GoDaddy lets you add multiple domains under one hosting account, so I'll just host it under another of my domains for free. Sure appreciate the heads up!

[MoneyRaker]

Thanks alot for the wonderful resource, this is the first CLEAN godaddy coupon site i have come across - others are mostly cluttered with affiliate links, hosting banners and alot of noise - so thanks once again ....

Now let me go and check if the offer is still valid .... though i am sure warriors itself would have eaten the 7500 quantity limit by now

[FrontLineMentor]

Thanks for sharing.

Anybody here knows any 30% off coupon code for .co.uk domain registration at godaddy?

How can we register .uk domain?

Thanks.

Arie

[YanKirby]

Wow, this is one heck of an offer. Thanks a bunch Jill! This is the lowest price ive seen it. What do you think? Could they ever go lower?

[jonofir]

thanks for this.

[Fermin Suero]

Great offer, thanks for sharing!

[windaaja]

Thanks for the nice posting. Too bad it is limited to one,... thank for share if you get good news again

[LarryC]

Very true. Check my signature. I post hundreds of unregistered .com's with search volume every week for domain investors and web developers. All free, no strings attached.>>

That's a great service. I'll take a look at those domains, thanks.

[Ben Scobie]

Thanks for posting! Just picked up a domain for $1.17

[abednego]

The promotional code you entered is invalid.

Did I get in too late?

[All Night Cafe]

Great post, I just got an expired domain that has a PR3.

I wouldn't have even went to GoDaddy if I hadn't seen
your post. I agree that you can always find great domains
and what could be better than getting it for 99 cents.

Thanks, for the tip.

[swood01]

Thanks Jill,

I am about to add a few domains and this is great info.

To Your Success,
Steve

[sbucciarel]

I grabbed one. Thanks for the code.

[Jill Carpenter]

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I grabbed one. Thanks for the code.

Cool

Glad it's still going.

There is some cut off. We have a lot of people here and I'm sure we can milk it some more.

[GFox]

Originally Posted by Taylor French

I wouldn't take a domain from GD if they paid me. I have had horrible experiences with them. They overcharge for everything. Renewals will cost you like crazy. They charge an outrageous amount for whois protection. Their customer service is horrible.

I wouldn't recommend GD to my worst enemy. And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

I know how you feel. I once had a few hundred names with GD, but moved the majority of them to the absolute worst registrar on the planet, 1and1 dot com - because they offered me a really low price as an enticement for bulk transfers. What a sucker I was. I soon realized that I had fallen into a well laid, tangling trap that was almost impossible to get free of. Comparatively speaking, GD wasn't that bad after all. Time and space won't permit me to go into details here, but suffice it to say that 1and1 dot com are CROOKS of the worst kind. Plain and simple. Beware!

By the way, there is a really good GoDaddy/WildWest registrar that I have used a lot, and the prices are reasonable, I have transferred a bunch of names from 1and1 and registered a bunch more with them - domaindo dot com. I'm not affiliated with them in any way, just love their prices and the familiar GD interface and service.

[GFox]

By the way, I just tried to register a domain name using the code, but got "The promotional code you entered is invalid." Is anyone else having this problem, and how did you resolve it?