What are you paying for Domain Names?

15 years ago

I get them at godaddy for less.(when using a coupon).

Type in godaddy coupon or discount + month and yr to find current ones.

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PCRoger

15 years ago

goto google
"cheap domain names" for new domains
"cheap domain renewals" for renewals

should see godaddy ad at top for $6.99 - $7.49

I quit screwing with the coupons, haven't seen one beat their ad

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Techguy

15 years ago

What is the catch for the $1.99 domains at Godaddy. Just one domain? It says no limit. Does anybody know the catch. There has got to be a catch.

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PCRoger

15 years ago

The catch is that you have to buy hosting or some other service.

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Techguy 15 years ago

Originally Posted by PCRoger

The catch is that you have to buy hosting or some other service.

PCRoger.

Yes, but can I buy more than one domain, and do I have to buy them all at once? Can I buy more later at $1.99? My guess is no.
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- BinderGang 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Techguy
  
  Yes, but can I buy more than one domain, and do I have to buy them all at once? Can I buy more later at $1.99? My guess is no.
  
  $1.99 for one domain per service.
  
  It's cheaper to get a domain with coupons, unless there's a service you're actually interested in purchasing.
  
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  PCRoger 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BinderGang
  
  It's cheaper to get a domain with coupons, unless there's a service you're actually interested in purchasing.
  
  What GoDaddy coupon gets cheaper than $6.99? that's what the GoDaddy ad is if you search as I described above.
  
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PCRoger

15 years ago

I think you can buy any domain for $1.99 as long as you buy extra services for that domain.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong.

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Techguy

15 years ago

Ok, thanks guys.

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rondo

15 years ago

Namecheap coupon for September: DREAMTIME
Discount Price: $8.81

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la dominatrix

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Techguy

Hi Everyone,

I've been paying $10 a pop. Is there anywhere to buy just the domain names for cheaper?

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Namecheap is $8.81 with their coupon which changes every month. Just Google "namecheap coupon"
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Jesus Perez

15 years ago

$8.99 at 1and1.

Plus FREE PRIVACY FOR LIFE!

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PCRoger

15 years ago

Originally Posted by BlueSquares

$8.99 at 1and1.

Plus FREE PRIVACY FOR LIFE!

I hope you are happy at 1and1.

I had a VERY bad experience there.

Unless they have changed, you cannot even conveniently see when domains are expiring and whether or not they are set to renew automatically.

All of the key tools are via URL's that you cannot find from any menu, you have to contact support and ask "how the heck do I..." then they email you the URL as if you were an idiot and should know that.

Hopefully they have improved since I was there.

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Dave777

15 years ago

Originally Posted by PCRoger

I hope you are happy at 1and1.

I had a VERY bad experience there.

Unless they have changed, you cannot even conveniently see when domains are expiring and whether or not they are set to renew automatically.

All of the key tools are via URL's that you cannot find from any menu, you have to contact support and ask "how the heck do I..." then they email you the URL as if you were an idiot and should know that.

Hopefully they have improved since I was there.

PCRoger.

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Make sure you fully understand all pertinent details related to each domain that you own so that there are no Surprises, costs, problems etc... down the road for whatever reasons! No matter which ever domain name provider you decide to use...

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR PRIVATE DOMAIN NAME REGISTRATION
Private Domain Terms & Conditions : Terms & Conditions : 1&1 Internet Inc.

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Sonja 15 years ago

Originally Posted by BlueSquares

$8.99 at 1and1.

Plus FREE PRIVACY FOR LIFE!

Oooooo didn't know that! I have been using namecheap for their privacy because its like a $2 per year. But this adds I new twist. Have to check them out.

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TristanPerry

15 years ago

$7.75 via Moniker. Their standard rate is around $8.10 but I've got 130+ domains so get special pricing.

But yeah, Moniker are a very good registrar. Not too well known outside of domaining circles, but definitely one of the better ones.

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steveniam

15 years ago

I get it from name dot.com for:

$8.99 for dot com
$7.49 for dot org

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JMarno

15 years ago

$8.95 websitespot.com

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Katinkia

15 years ago

£9.95 for .co.uk /weep

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AndyL 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Katinkia

£9.95 for .co.uk /weep

.co.uk for min 2 years
.com for min 1 year

So £9.95 isn't that bad :-)
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- Katinkia 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by AndyL
  
  .co.uk for min 2 years
  .com for min 1 year
  
  So £9.95 isn't that bad :-)
  
  Oh I didn't know lol. Only ever registered about 5 domains...
  
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  Kay King 15 years ago
  
  Unless they have changed, you cannot even conveniently see when domains are expiring and whether or not they are set to renew automatically.
  
  All their domains are automatically on auto-renew which is stated when you register them. The site to view auto-renew dates or to cancel a domain is listed in their main site though you have to look carefully to find it. This info is on a subdomain of the 1and1 site. Once you have asked how to cancel a domain it's easy to go back to the subdomain url to view all of your renewal dates.
  
  They also send reminders to you via email well before the date of auto-renew.
  
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RyanCoisson

15 years ago

I pay just over $7 with a godaddy coupon.

Ryan

You can find the coupon by googling godaddy promo code.

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akasher

15 years ago

I use namecheap. They're better than godaddy in my opinion.

$3 for info, $10 for .com, but still worth it.

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FrontLineMentor

15 years ago

Moniker offer $6 to $8 for
.net, .com and .org

Godaddy is cheap if you
use the coupons..there
are so many coupon codes
shared in the forum..

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Lance K 15 years ago

I don't care if they give you a free domain, you're asking for trouble if you use a hosting service from the same company that acts as your registrar.
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- Katinkia 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Lance K
  
  I don't care if they give you a free domain, you're asking for trouble if you use a hosting service from the same company that acts as your registrar.
  
  Why is that? I've always got my domains from the host companies i've used. Always thought if I did it any other way it would get very fiddly trying to sort it all out.
  
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phil.wheatley

15 years ago

Normally around 10 bucks, I keep forgeting about the coupon!! What is slightly annoying is if you change it to Pounds, it should work out cheaper due to exchange rate but they seem to add extra on to make it more expensive.

Anyway, since changing to godaddy, I've never changed since then. Godaddy + Hostgator = easy!

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Always-A-Warrior

15 years ago

Forums tells it all. Coupons saves you alot of money. I go between GD and Dynadot for my buys.

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psresearch 15 years ago

$8.40/domain at Enom through some deal a friend of mine set up for me - not sure exactly how he worked that out.

Maybe someone else might know?

Maybe he set me up as a reseller and I don't even know it.

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Revolves

15 years ago

Godaddy with coupon codes and Moniker are good options. You also have name.com which offers $8.99 .coms.

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majidmaskat

15 years ago

i bought .info domain for little under $1, what is the fuss with the .info being less expensive than the .com for $10

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katiec

15 years ago

I have had nothing but problems with 1 and 1 - this might just be isolated to me personally, but I'd rather pay the $10 which I registered through Google's Blogger interface, and have it for the year and just renew.

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Bigsofty

15 years ago

Check out domainmonster.com

No cheaper, at $9.99 but great site and service

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Dave777

15 years ago

And...

One of the best coupon code tools and resources if you just hate paying retail for stuff...

'domain names' coupon codes search results - RetailMeNot.com
Domain Names coupon codes. Find and share coupons, discounts and promotion codes for domain names.

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RobotGirl

15 years ago

I find GoDaddy frankly annoying. On my very first domain name I bought several years ago, I ended up paying way more than I needed, because of all the upsells and options they push at you.

I've been with NameCheap ever since. Straight forward good.

The September coupon code for NameCheap is "dreamtime"

That takes a .com registration down to $8.88 and, of course, includes WhoIsGuard for the year. Not a bad deal.

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RobotGirl

15 years ago

"swinefluzombies.com" ...? What a name?!

What were you going to do with the site, noghost31?

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timpears

15 years ago

The last three I got at Godaddy were 89cents each. Plus the ICAN fee so they cost me $3.17 total for the three of them, I think. They were .info of course, but they work just as well to hold my place on the vast world wide web.

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Leo Martinez

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Techguy

Hi Everyone,

I've been paying $10 a pop. Is there anywhere to buy just the domain names for cheaper?

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Type "godaddy promo codes" on Google. FatWallet has a long list of codes. That saves me a ton. I also buy in bulk which saves more $$$.

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