Cheapest 10 domains

13 years ago

Originally Posted by leaf13

Can anyone please advice me how to register 10 .com/net/org with whois privacy the cheapest way. From what registrar?

Thanks in advance.

Try webhostingworld.net. one of the best hosting provider for a damn cheap rate..Rates starts from 1 dollar per month...

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Your Brand Ebooks

13 years ago

Another warrior is offering a promo code for $1 domains in this thread:

www.warriorforum.com/main-internet-marketing-discussion-forum/367483-promo-code-1-domains-godaddy.html

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Bradley J Anderson

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Your Brand Ebooks

Another warrior is offering a promo code for $1 domains in this thread:

www.warriorforum.com/main-internet-marketing-discussion-forum/367483-promo-code-1-domains-godaddy.html

This is only good for one domain, and does not include whois privacy.

I've never used them myself, but I'm sure very quickly there will be a dozen people or more here telling you to check out namecheap.

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WikiServo

13 years ago

i don't know what to say..
I used to host my site on cheap web hosting.
and it not turn out well as i was hoping.

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Ben Gordon

13 years ago

netfirms. They offer free domain privacy and if you use their promo495 coupon you get the domain for $4.95. Hope this helps.

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Benson P

13 years ago

Domain Name | Internet Domain Registration | Register Domain Names
Less than $8 for .com/net/org each.
All those extensions come with privacy.

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Your Brand Ebooks

13 years ago

.. > > Another warrior is offering a promo code for $1 domains
.. >
.. > This is only good for one domain

Oh yes, thanks for that update.
Confirmed, I tried to add a second domain
and it' doesn't get discounted to the $1 price.

btw I hate GoDaddy. I have an account there
just to make it easier for when I occasionally
buy/sell domains and other party is on GoDaddy.

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Benson P

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Your Brand Ebooks

.. > > Another warrior is offering a promo code for $1 domains
.. >
.. > This is only good for one domain

Oh yes, thanks for that update.
Confirmed, I tried to add a second domain
and it' doesn't get discounted to the $1 price.

btw I hate GoDaddy. I have an account there
just to make it easier for when I occasionally
buy/sell domains and other party is on GoDaddy.

I used to buy domains from Godaddy when they do $1 promo.. but privacy is not included. When i add privacy, the price is almost the same as NameCheap..

The down-side when going to Godaddy is that the price for renewal is higher(if i remember correctly) and Godaddy's domain propagation is much longer than namecheap or internet.bs

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Bradley J Anderson

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Benson P

The down-side when going to Godaddy is that the price for renewal is higher(if i remember correctly) and Godaddy's domain propagation is much longer than namecheap or internet.bs

Unless I bought my domain on sale, my renewal prices at Godaddy are the same, which is why I typically buy 5 years at the sale price.

I've never had a domain take more than 2 minutes to propagate using Godaddy, and I've been using them many years now.

But Godaddy has never included whois privacy in the price, at least that I am aware of.

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Benson P

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Brad armPitt

Unless I bought my domain on sale, my renewal prices at Godaddy are the same, which is why I typically buy 5 years at the sale price.

I've never had a domain take more than 2 minutes to propagate using Godaddy, and I've been using them many years now.

But Godaddy has never included whois privacy in the price, at least that I am aware of.

Somehow its always taking me days to properly show here when i use godadddy(im based outside US). If i use US proxy, then it may display properly.. but im pretty sure it takes quite some time to propagate fully(outside US.. at least for me) than others..

If you purchase 6 or more of .info extensions, they will include privacy.. but not really keen on .info ..

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Your Brand Ebooks

13 years ago

On the serious domain sellers forums, there's a general dislike for GoDaddy. (with frequent discussions on just that) The 2nd worst thing I hate about GoDaddy is their in-your-face marketing (upsells followed by upsells) when you're trying to check out. Not as obnoxious as it was a few years ago, but still annoying.

But what I hate most is the fact that they sell their whois lookup logs.
(lots of rants about this in the domain sellers forums)

Okay, so a few years ago I did several dozen lookups using the Whois tool on Godaddy's site. (as a non-customer) The very next day, some guy in California had registered half of those domain names. Ugg! (btw the domain names were kinda unique, so I know it wasn't just a coincidence) Left the guy voicemails but he didn't call back. At first I thought maybe he knew someone who worked at my local ISP who was data sniffing. Would be easy to write a packet sniffing script to capture whois lookups then save to log file. But after getting on the domain sellers forums, I discovered that GoDaddy makes moolah from selling their whois lookup data. My whois lookup data was probably sold to some network or members site for domainers.

Man what a sellout. GoDaddy screwing random people who used their Whois tool, and screwing their own customers. Lesson learned: (1) I never use GoDaddy Whois, and (2) when I have a good idea for a domain name, I register it asap.

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scorpio9

13 years ago

GoDaddy will rob you blind, they have been taking money off my CC for hosting which I do not need neither would never consider them for hosting, when I pointed this out to them they refunded my money instantly and said it won't happen again - next month they took money again. They do this hoping you wont notice.

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Originally Posted by Your Brand Ebooks

On the serious domain sellers forums, there's a general dislike for GoDaddy. (with frequent discussions on just that) The 2nd worst thing I hate about GoDaddy is their in-your-face marketing (upsells followed by upsells) when you're trying to check out. Not as obnoxious as it was a few years ago, but still annoying.

But what I hate most is the fact that they sell their whois lookup logs.
(lots of rants about this in the domain sellers forums)

Okay, so a few years ago I did several dozen lookups using the Whois tool on Godaddy's site. (as a non-customer) The very next day, some guy in California had registered half of those domain names. Ugg! (btw the domain names were kinda unique, so I know it wasn't just a coincidence) Left the guy voicemails but he didn't call back. At first I thought maybe he knew someone who worked at my local ISP who was data sniffing. Would be easy to write a packet sniffing script to capture whois lookups then save to log file. But after getting on the domain sellers forums, I discovered that GoDaddy makes moolah from selling their whois lookup data. My whois lookup data was probably sold to some network or members site for domainers.

Man what a sellout. GoDaddy screwing random people who used their Whois tool, and screwing their own customers. Lesson learned: (1) I never use GoDaddy Whois, and (2) when I have a good idea for a domain name, I register it asap.

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sbucciarel

Banned 13 years ago

namecheap.com gives you free whois for a year with each domain

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WikiServo

13 years ago

i hate GoDaddy because.
when u buy from them..
it's like u giving funds for them to buy ammo.
To shoot the elephant. AGAIN.

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13 years ago

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Steven Dybka

13 years ago

Originally Posted by leaf13

Can anyone please advice me how to register 10 .com/net/org with whois privacy the cheapest way. From what registrar?

Thanks in advance.

NameCheap are good,1&1 also offers free privacy and they have a special,the first year for .com are $4.99

Steve

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GalenaEd

13 years ago

I also use NameCheap. They are easy to use and give you WhoIs free for the first year. I had started with GoDaddy, but found them difficult to use when transferring domain names. They may not be the cheapest, but time is also money. Good luck.

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sonicadam123

13 years ago

I'm also looking to register some .com's with whois privacy, looks like i'm going to steer clear of godaddy though!

internet.bs seems like the cheapest option at the moment though, although I haven't heard of them before, namecheap seems like a very good option too though

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