domain name registration in under $5

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netfirms has an ad placed on google registrations for 4.95, well i am not able to get it done, is there any othe provider that can help?...

warriors i need help!
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  • Profile picture of the author jimotman
    try to use the promotional code "LOVE" (without quotes) on netfirms and you may get the $4.95 domain.. I have used it several times and it works
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    • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
      Originally Posted by jimotman View Post

      try to use the promotional code "LOVE" (without quotes) on netfirms and you may get the $4.95 domain.. I have used it several times and it works
      dunno, the site is all bonkers, wont let me purchase just the domain names, they want me to buy hosting too...
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      • Profile picture of the author PhilSwain
        you could always go to Go Daddy and get a domain for $7.49. what's an extra three dollars for an entire year. This is a promo code to save you for five dollars "cjc749fat"
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        • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
          Originally Posted by PhilSwain View Post

          you could always go to Go Daddy and get a domain for $7.49. what's an extra three dollars for an entire year. This is a promo code to save you for five dollars "cjc749fat"
          well thats appreciated.... but i am currently running on a shoe string budget mode... ... that swells my budget well over by $20... calculating that sum in INR.... Rs 1000... hmm.. thats two thirds of what my parents offer me as pocket money....
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          • Profile picture of the author lakshaybehl
            Originally Posted by wrongnumber View Post

            well thats appreciated.... but i am currently running on a shoe string budget mode... ... that swells my budget well over by $20... calculating that sum in INR.... Rs 1000... hmm.. thats two thirds of what my parents offer me as pocket money....
            Dude,

            Tons of money to be made in India without spending anything out of your pocket at all... Try your hand at sales (consultative selling to be precise)... print out a single page squeeze patter (with a squueze form on the back) and speed post it to your target audience (local businesses)... or if even Rs. 12 is not affordable, drop them by hand. Then call them up, and sell.

            Before you know it, you'll be making Rs. 5000 per day.

            Any kid that comes to me to learn how to make money... I tell him the same thing.

            Don't need a domain name. Indian people are hungry for the right advice.. they need it, and they'll love you for it.

            -Lakshay

            P.S. Getting good at sales takes some time, but before you know it you'll be selling like a hotshot. You will probably not close a single person in your first 50 phone calls, but once you start closing... it's all downhill.

            P.P.S. Someone once said to me that while population is a big problem for India... it is also one of the reasons money is so abundant for some Indians. take advantage of the large population. Make phone calls, and learn the business of selling.
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            • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
              Originally Posted by lakshaybehl View Post

              Dude,

              Tons of money to be made in India without spending anything out of your pocket at all... Try your hand at sales (consultative selling to be precise)... print out a single page squeeze patter (with a squueze form on the back) and speed post it to your target audience (local businesses)... or if even Rs. 12 is not affordable, drop them by hand. Then call them up, and sell.

              Before you know it, you'll be making Rs. 5000 per day.

              Any kid that comes to me to learn how to make money... I tell him the same thing.

              Don't need a domain name. Indian people are hungry for the right advice.. they need it, and they'll love you for it.

              -Lakshay

              P.S. Getting good at sales takes some time, but before you know it you'll be selling like a hotshot. You will probably not close a single person in your first 50 phone calls, but once you start closing... it's all downhill.

              P.P.S. Someone once said to me that while population is a big problem for India... it is also one of the reasons money is so abundant for some Indians. take advantage of the large population. Make phone calls, and learn the business of selling.
              SENT YOU A PM!
              THANKS!
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  • Profile picture of the author Ben Gordon
    Yahoo Small Businesses has a coupon for a $3.95 domain... but their renewal fee is $39.95.

    You might want to look at it.
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  • Profile picture of the author EconomicalDomains
    With the low prices and the * next to it usually means it requires another purchase. I have a domain registration company at Economical Domains. We offer domain registration for $8.88 and give you free privacy protection with every purchase if you are interested.
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    • Profile picture of the author BloggingPro
      Originally Posted by wrongnumber View Post

      finally brought domains from namecheap...
      Great choice. I do all my business there and swear by them. If there was ONE company that I was loyal to outside of my hosting joint, it would be them.
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  • Profile picture of the author pennyroll
    Here's how I save money on domain registration:
    Personally I use Godaddy for all my hosting so I like to register my domains there as well. But I don't want to pay 11.95 or the 9.95 or even the "special price" of 7.49 often advertised on Google.

    If you search Google for "Godaddy" or "Godaddy Domain" you'll see an ad that offers the special price of 7.49 but if you search "Godaddy Discount" you'll always get a godaddy ad offering a special discount price of 5.99. At the moment you can also enter the search for "domain" and get the 5.99 price. Of course keywords change from time to time and if they do just try a few variations and you'll find the 5.99 discount everytime.

    That's how I get the best price on domains from Godaddy.
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    • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
      Originally Posted by wrongnumber View Post

      finally brought domains from namecheap...
      I think you made a wise decision.


      Originally Posted by pennyroll View Post

      Personally I use Godaddy for all my hosting so I like to register my domains there as well.
      I wouldn't recommend using the same company for domain registration and hosting. If you ever had a hosting issue and your account got suspended (even through no fault of your own), you'd be stuffed.

      If you had your domains registered elsewhere, you could transfer them to a different host and keep your business running.

      Just something to ponder.


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      • Profile picture of the author scottmanesis
        Originally Posted by Frank Donovan View Post

        I think you made a wise decision.




        I wouldn't recommend using the same company for domain registration and hosting. If you ever had a hosting issue and your account got suspended (even through no fault of your own), you'd be stuffed.

        If you had your domains registered elsewhere, you could transfer them to a different host and keep your business running.

        Just something to ponder.


        Frank
        Totally spot on. I am still in arbitration with a popular webhost that I also purchased domains at. Hosting and domains should be from separate locations.

        In my case I even lost access to my own NAME ie. Scottmanesis.com, basically due to the host giving slow loading bandwidth ( I mean really 3 minutes to load an html page with NO graphics on it?) and me telling the company to shove their hosting plan, well they sure did...and froze all my domain names and made me jump through hoops to transfer domains to a different registrar and still denied the transfer due to legal action that I initiated upon them.

        So, yeah. Never host and buy domains at the same place! Take it from my experience.
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    • Profile picture of the author AceOfShirts
      Originally Posted by pennyroll View Post

      Here's how I save money on domain registration:
      Personally I use Godaddy for all my hosting so I like to register my domains there as well. But I don't want to pay 11.95 or the 9.95 or even the "special price" of 7.49 often advertised on Google.

      If you search Google for "Godaddy" or "Godaddy Domain" you'll see an ad that offers the special price of 7.49 but if you search "Godaddy Discount" you'll always get a godaddy ad offering a special discount price of 5.99. At the moment you can also enter the search for "domain" and get the 5.99 price. Of course keywords change from time to time and if they do just try a few variations and you'll find the 5.99 discount everytime.

      That's how I get the best price on domains from Godaddy.
      Have you been able to do this with more than 3 domains in your account?

      I used the link a couple of months ago after searching for "Namecheap Coupon" and it only allowed me to get 3 domains for the $5.99 price. Maybe if I search for a different term I'll get another 3 at the price.
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      • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
        Originally Posted by Ace Of Shirts View Post

        Have you been able to do this with more than 3 domains in your account?

        I used the link a couple of months ago after searching for "Namecheap Coupon" and it only allowed me to get 3 domains for the $5.99 price. Maybe if I search for a different term I'll get another 3 at the price.
        the same happened with netfirms 4.95 registration which had a sh*it limit of 5... since the domains were precious... and counting 3 from 10 in my inventory were already lost... so had to immidiately take ACTION...

        NOW I HAVE 7 EXACT MATCH DOMAINS, EACH HAVING A COOL HUNDRED THOUSAND EXACT SEARCHES EVERY MONTH.
        :p:p
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      • Profile picture of the author pennyroll
        Originally Posted by Ace Of Shirts View Post

        Have you been able to do this with more than 3 domains in your account?

        I used the link a couple of months ago after searching for "Namecheap Coupon" and it only allowed me to get 3 domains for the $5.99 price. Maybe if I search for a different term I'll get another 3 at the price.
        If you mean registering multiple domains in the same transaction, I'm not sure because I usually only register one domain at a time. But, I have register many domains in the past using this method all added to the same account over time and it's always worked out.
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  • Profile picture of the author WinXPrize
    They only sell domain cheap if you buy hosting with it. There is another site I know of that sell domain for 1.99 a pop if you buy hosting with it which is like 3.99 a month? Yeah.
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  • Profile picture of the author DailyHealthBlitz
    I am looking to reserve a domain as well, but I am not sure who I will host it with. If I reserve with one company and decide to host with another, is this where the "transfer" fee comes in? Or is that something else?
    Thanks!
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    • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
      Originally Posted by DailyHealthBlitz View Post

      I am looking to reserve a domain as well, but I am not sure who I will host it with. If I reserve with one company and decide to host with another, is this where the "transfer" fee comes in? Or is that something else?
      Thanks!
      no sir,

      that never happens... once you buy hosting with a host (i bought from awardspace around a year ago for $19, unlimited plan, as part of october promotions)... then you can buy domains from any registrar...

      i have domains registered from godaddy, bigrock, namecheap... just at your domain control panel, you need to set your nameservers to your hosting, and you need to add that domain to your hosting account, everything is handled automatically thereafter... you are done...

      Hope that helps... PM me for more details
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      • Profile picture of the author DailyHealthBlitz
        Originally Posted by wrongnumber View Post

        ... just at your domain control panel, you need to set your nameservers to your hosting, and you need to add that domain to your hosting account, everything is handled automatically thereafter... you are done...
        Thanks! For my first two sites I didn't research this and thought I had to register and host with the same company and ended up buying the whole package, along with some upsells I didn't need. They are really aggressive with that.
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  • Profile picture of the author BWellman
    I had the same problem. Couldn't figure out how to buy the hosting first and then the domain and it was taking too much time so I bought it as one package. It only cost me an additional 7 dollars to do it that way but it was worth alleviating the endless researching I was doing.

    I will know for next time to register the domain somewhere else and add it to my hosting...I just have to remember how that is done - that will be a few hours of joy I'm sure. I know there is a free video telling me how to do it so I'm hoping it won't take me an entire night to figure it out.

    Because I did purchase the domain and the hosting together then I now know the site will be down if the server goes down...but are there other things I need to be aware of?
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    • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
      Originally Posted by BWellman View Post

      I had the same problem. Couldn't figure out how to buy the hosting first and then the domain and it was taking too much time so I bought it as one package. It only cost me an additional 7 dollars to do it that way but it was worth alleviating the endless researching I was doing.

      I will know for next time to register the domain somewhere else and add it to my hosting...I just have to remember how that is done - that will be a few hours of joy I'm sure. I know there is a free video telling me how to do it so I'm hoping it won't take me an entire night to figure it out.

      Because I did purchase the domain and the hosting together then I now know the site will be down if the server goes down...but are there other things I need to be aware of?
      ~B~
      not few hours... its rather 2 minutes...

      just point your domain at any registrar to any hosting using nameservers...
      in your domain setting tab add nameservers..
      eg:
      NS1.YOURHOSTING.COM
      NS2.YOURHOSTING.COM
      NS3.YOURHOSTING.COM
      NS4.YOURHOSTING.COM

      these records are added to the DNS servers.. since DNS servers mimic each other around the globe... it happens almost instantaneously , but still they claim... that it can take upto 72 hours... (counting a stale DNS being repaired on the south pole )...

      Thats it!
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  • Profile picture of the author Vlad Bacioiu
    you can use a info from godaddy for 1.99$
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  • Profile picture of the author wrongnumber
    they gave me $9/domain roughly plus... with .org i get a free .info if available... just registered 5.orgs and e .nets and got 2 .info free... so thats like 9 domains for $64... ~~ $7/domain... the actual price is not in the cost... but the value...

    JUST TO TEASE YOU GUYZ THEY ALL ARE HIGHLY VALUABLE EMDs OR EXACT MATCH DOMAINS EACH HAVING EXACT MONTHLY SEARCHES OF AVERAGE 100,000 (YES ONE LAKH).. ..
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  • Profile picture of the author jaiganeshv
    1and1 has offers going on now for .coms less than $5. it may help out

    thank you
    Jai
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  • Profile picture of the author Reed7
    Usually you can get a great deal just search "discount go daddy", or "domains special discount", watch as the prices fluctuate.
    Look for special discount of a domain plus cheap hosting, just be aware of who you may be stuck with on the hosting end, may pay later...
    Dot-Info's are cheap right now from many of the top names , last I noticed around $1.99ea...-that's hard to beat anywhere, a give away...
    The prices change all the time, scan/search, and you will find a special out there that will meet your budget, and get you rolling....!
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