New NameCheap $1.99 .com Domain Name Offer

guitarjosh

14 years ago

You could just go to 1and1 right now and get .com domain names for .99 all month long.

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cashtree

14 years ago

Originally Posted by guitarjosh

You could just go to 1and1 right now and get .com domain names for .99 all month long.

Thanks and is there any catch, have you tested this offer? is it really 99c cent for the first year and $10 after? I looked on their site but with all the additional stuff they trying to get me to check is confusing. Also is it really your domain? This whole thing feels iffy to me and I don't want them taking my domain from me if I register because of shady small print I missed.

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Alan Ashwood

14 years ago

Originally Posted by cashtree

Thanks and is there any catch, have you tested this offer? is it really 99c cent for the first year and $10 after? I looked on their site but with all the additional stuff they trying to get me to check is confusing. Also is it really your domain? This whole thing feels iffy to me and I don't want them taking my domain from me if I register because of shady small print I missed.

Namecheap do the same thing.

Three of my domains came up for renewal last month. I bought them at $8.95 last year.
They wanted £19.99 (plus VAT) each for one more year. That's $37.80 each!

Fortunately after a telephone call, they agreed to reduce it to a reasonable amount, though not the original $8.95.

Moral of the tale? Check the conditions when buying a 'low cost' domain.

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sbucciarel

Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Alan Ashwood

Namecheap do the same thing.

Three of my domains came up for renewal last month. I bought them at $8.95 last year.
They wanted £19.99 (plus VAT) each for one more year. That's $37.80 each!

Fortunately after a telephone call, they agreed to reduce it to a reasonable amount, though not the original $8.95.

Moral of the tale? Check the conditions when buying a 'low cost' domain.

Cheers
Alan
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I've renewed many domains with Namecheap and never had any significant price increase. Never seen a domain on Namecheap priced at $37.80.

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Alan Ashwood

14 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I've renewed many domains with Namecheap and never had any significant price increase. Never seen a domain on Namecheap priced at $37.80.

Hi Suzanne

Would I lie to you? Wouldn't dare. Straight up, the bill was for £71.96 (about $113.00), for one year!

Fortunately the credit card had expired so they had to email me before renewing the domains. I can send you the email if you wish.

I was shocked too - and pretty pi**ed off to boot.

Is that the same cigar? Must be soggy by now.

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Alan

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sbucciarel

Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Alan Ashwood

Hi Suzanne

Would I lie to you? Wouldn't dare. Straight up, the bill was for £71.96 (about $113.00), for one year!

Fortunately the credit card had expired so they had to email me before renewing the domains. I can send you the email if you wish.

I was shocked too - and pretty pi**ed off to boot.

Is that the same cigar? Must be soggy by now.

Cheers

Alan

Yeah ... same cigar lol. What extensions were they? I was going to renew some .co domains but didn't because the normal renewal price for them is about $35, but I knew that when I purchased them at a discount the year before.

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urangkb 14 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I've renewed many domains with Namecheap and never had any significant price increase. Never seen a domain on Namecheap priced at $37.80.

Yeah me too. Never had any significant price increase. Should be very careful during the registration process. Don't choose something that you don't need and that might make the price significantly increase on the next renewal.
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Suthan M

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Alan Ashwood

Namecheap do the same thing.

Three of my domains came up for renewal last month. I bought them at $8.95 last year.
They wanted £19.99 (plus VAT) each for one more year. That's $37.80 each!

Fortunately after a telephone call, they agreed to reduce it to a reasonable amount, though not the original $8.95.

Moral of the tale? Check the conditions when buying a 'low cost' domain.

Cheers
Alan
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Wel, this also depends on what TLD you buy? is this a funky domain name like .tv , .mobi or other?

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sbucciarel Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by guitarjosh

You could just go to 1and1 right now and get .com domain names for .99 all month long.

And join thousands of other unhappy customers.
Google 1&1 scam to find them.
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Rick Wilson 14 years ago

Originally Posted by guitarjosh

You could just go to 1and1 right now and get .com domain names for .99 all month long.

LOL ...

Yep you can. But just try and transfer any of them elsewhere down the road and you'll likely be put thru 1&1 domain hell (along with hosting hell).

Rick Wilson aka CorpRebel
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mywebwork

14 years ago

Originally Posted by guitarjosh

You could just go to 1and1 right now and get .com domain names for .99 all month long.

Or you could just empty your wallet into a trash can and set fire to all the money - about the same as dealing with the 1 & 1 scammers but much more efficient.

I'll confess to having made the 1 & 1 mistake 6 years ago for several domains, after that experience I wouldn't get one from them if they paid ME the 99 cents.

NameCheap on the other hand is a reliable registrar and I have always been happy with them. Although I will have to say that this "coupon" is kind of bizarre, as we have to wait until they hit 10,000 likes before it is valid.

If you are in a hurry the code HOTNCOLD will get you a dollar off your domain registration at NameCheap.

Bill

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cashtree

14 years ago

Originally Posted by mywebwork

Or you could just empty your wallet into a trash can and set fire to all the money - about the same as dealing with the 1 & 1 scammers but much more efficient.

I'll confess to having made the 1 & 1 mistake 6 years ago for several domains, after that experience I wouldn't get one from them if they paid ME the 99 cents.

NameCheap on the other hand is a reliable registrar and I have always been happy with them. Although I will have to say that this "coupon" is kind of bizarre, as we have to wait until they hit 10,000 likes before it is valid.

If you are in a hurry the code HOTNCOLD will get you a dollar off your domain registration at NameCheap.

Bill

I sent 1&1 two emails today for their exact policy with this 99cent thing after I bought one, they haven't responded yet but what's weird is they gave me access without even charging paypal...I also noticed there's no way for me to cancel my auto subscription, emailed them about that as well.

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bwh1 14 years ago

Originally Posted by guitarjosh

You could just go to 1and1 right now and get .com domain names for .99 all month long.

Even if they would give it to me for free I wouldn't take one from 1and1.

Namecheap all day long, even for full price.

G.
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ayurak

14 years ago

any new coupon code for godaddy or hostgator for hosting?

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Meltex 14 years ago

Originally Posted by ayurak

any new coupon code for godaddy or hostgator for hosting?

I just bought some hosting at Host Gator this week, and the coupon code SPRING still came up automatically for 20% off the first month.
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medis9

14 years ago

Thanks for the share

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cashtree

14 years ago

I just took the bait and registered a domain with them...used paypal and they forced me to agree to some crap prior, not the typical TOS but something about them being able to charge me over $200, idk, i'm already not liking this company though. It says they'll send me my login info within 24 hours...all other companies sent me my stuff instantly... I better own this stupid domain and not have some unforeseen contract where I have to pay for it, for like 10 years, or have the shammy stuff web hosts do where they give you a free domain as long as you continue hosting with them...

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UMS 14 years ago

Originally Posted by cashtree

I just took the bait and registered a domain with them....

Who is "them"? Are you referring to 1&1 or NameCheap?
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- cashtree 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by UMS
  
  Who is "them"? Are you referring to 1&1 or NameCheap?
  
  1&1, I already use namecheap for other domain, they're great.
  
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Mike Tyler

14 years ago

947 likes... and counting.

How much time does it take before the deal will be sold out do you think? Maybe I will develop a litte script that background-checks NameCheap every 10 minutes to notify when we're moving for 10,000 likes.

Mike Tyler.

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AceOfShirts

14 years ago

We need 50 people to contribute 10¢ each and buy a Fiverr gig for 9000 facebook likes.

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ColinChia 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Ace Of Shirts

We need 50 people to contribute 10¢ each and buy a Fiverr gig for 9000 facebook likes.

LOL - GENIUS!

Looks like another shopping spree with NameCheap is due...

Thanks for the share Dude!

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bluebrain

14 years ago

Ontopic: What exactly do you get for liking namecheap? only people who like them will get this discount?

Offtopic: I've heard about the 1and1 offer about a month ago and was just about to jump on board... when I decided to look for a "1and1 review", actually I was expecting to find only affiliate sites phrasing it. Not

on first page there was a forum page with lots of people crying. So I went and bought from namecheap for the 9 bucks without looking back.

cashtree,you'll probably be ok, just be very careful with what you agree with, click on, etc

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JSProjects

14 years ago

I've heard that 1and1 is a total nightmare. I almost fell for their 99 cent trap.

Namecheap, on the other hand, love 'em. Looking forward to the deal. They'll hit 10,000 pretty quick.

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cashtree

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

I've heard that 1and1 is a total nightmare. I almost fell for their 99 cent trap.

Namecheap, on the other hand, love 'em. Looking forward to the deal. They'll hit 10,000 pretty quick.

I feel like an idiot now, ugh hopefully they don't screw me, sucks companies are able to exist when they act like 1&1 does if all the horror stories I read on google are true.

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MoneyMagnetMagnate

14 years ago

Is this only if hosting with 1&1?
I have several domains from 1&1 directed to another host, and so far have not seen a problem...(Yet?)

What should I be not looking forward to?

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cashtree

14 years ago

1&1 just emailed me back, they didn't answer 99% of my questions, so emailed them again...sigh I know they can read, how do you make someone wait half a day then send them a half baked bs email and think that's ok? My questions were very clear.

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cashtree

14 years ago

They also still haven't charged me...been like 6 hours at least and I have full access to the domain, sigh, why did I register this dumb thing.

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browie

14 years ago

Awesome, Love these cheap deals

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guitarjosh

14 years ago

Not sure why everyone is hating on 1and1. I guess I'll either find out soon or not though. I've taken on 100 new domains with them this month after seeing the .99 special.

In answer to others about transferring and such.. I do none of that. These are for auto blogs and so long as it's .99 now and $9.99 next year.. all is well. The .99 charges have been going through with no problem so far. No extra fees or b.s.

They are slow though. Even getting their nameservers set takes some time. But after a few hours... everything works great.

And cashtree.. they are taking over a week to hit my bank account p/ domain so don't look to be charged anytime soon.

I have several domains at namecheap. I like them "pretty well" but not as much as cheapdomain.com. Nobody gets domains ready faster. I can register, set my nameserver change and go start building at hostgator within 5 minutes.

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urangkb

14 years ago

Never tried 1and1 so far and never will after reading what you guys talked up there. Thanks for the info.

But I've been using namecheap for 2 years and I have a few domains with them. It is cheap and I like them so far. Lets like their fanpage and can't wait to see the coupon! =)

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Unomateo

14 years ago

AVOID 1&1...

I bought a domain with them and then I didn't it anymore so I just let it expire. couple months later I get collectors calling me telling me that I have to not only pay for the domain name but also pay collection fees and additional fees to 1&1...

I didn't pay and nothing happen... It's a pretty pathetic tactic to scare people into paying... Reminds me of those domain names of america letters that come in the mail asking for outrageous renewal fees

Never had that problem with any other registrar... 1&1 is a total scam. I can go on and on about the ordeal, it sucked!

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urangkb

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Unomateo

AVOID 1&1...

I bought a domain with them and then I didn't it anymore so I just let it expire. couple months later I get collectors calling me telling me that I have to not only pay for the domain name but also pay collection fees and additional fees to 1&1...

I didn't pay and nothing happen... It's a pretty pathetic tactic to scare people into paying... Reminds me of those domain names of america letters that come in the mail asking for outrageous renewal fees

Never had that problem with any other registrar... 1&1 is a total scam. I can go on and on about the ordeal, it sucked!

Reading your experience make me feel like feww...glad i never use them to register my domain. Let avoid them.

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cashtree

14 years ago

Wow 1&1's private customer forums I just logged into are filled with tons of people just ripping 1&1 apart, furious...this is unreal. This could be the worse company ever.

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Rocky07

14 years ago

I Tried Registerting, after i clicked on domain search... and tried to register it shows me : from just $9.98/yr

how can i get the rate of 1.99??

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tamimabraham

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Rocky07

I Tried Registerting, after i clicked on domain search... and tried to register it shows me : from just $9.98/yr

how can i get the rate of 1.99??

When they will get 10000 like for their facebook page within 5 october. After then you can register domain in 1.99$.

But If they don't get 10000 likes in course of time, may be they will withdraw this offer.

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Rocky07

14 years ago

Originally Posted by tamimabraham

When they will get 10000 like for their facebook page within 5 october. After then you can register domain in 1.99$.

But If they don't get 10000 likes in course of time, may be they will withdraw this offer.

Check out their LIKES :

23,620 like this

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tamimabraham 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Rocky07

Check out their LIKES :

23,620 like this

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- brontox 14 years ago
  
  are the coupon only eligible to the ones who like? or is it available to the public?
  
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  urangkb 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by brontox
  
  are the coupon only eligible to the ones who like? or is it available to the public?
  
  I think the offer will be available for public as they didn't advertised it only for their facebook page's fan.
  
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mywebwork

14 years ago

Speaking about price confusion, does anyone know why the NameCheap Facebook offer says "Regular Price: $25.98"? Their site lists .com & .net for $9.98 a year and .org as $9.69.

In fact none of the TLD's I see on their site goes for $25.98. They do talk about free SSL and Open-XChange, but even those don't add up.

:confused:

Bill

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Alan Ashwood

14 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

Yeah ... same cigar lol. What extensions were they? I was going to renew some .co domains but didn't because the normal renewal price for them is about $35, but I knew that when I purchased them at a discount the year before.

Originally Posted by Suthan M

Wel, this also depends on what TLD you buy? is this a funky domain name like .tv , .mobi or other?

Originally Posted by mywebwork

Speaking about price confusion, does anyone know why the NameCheap Facebook offer says "Regular Price: $25.98"? Their site lists .com & .net for $9.98 a year and .org as $9.69.

In fact none of the TLD's I see on their site goes for $25.98. They do talk about free SSL and Open-XChange, but even those don't add up.

:confused:

Bill

They were all simple .coms, nothing fancy. The $37.80 does include UK Value Added Tax, so the real price is 20% less.

Still pretty outrageous though, don'yt you think?

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sbucciarel

Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Alan Ashwood

They were all simple .coms, nothing fancy. The $37.80 does include UK Value Added Tax, so the real price is 20% less.

Still pretty outrageous though, don'yt you think?

Yeah ... don't know why because this is the first I've heard this. All my renewals are pretty normal price.

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Lloyd Buchinski

14 years ago

Originally Posted by mywebwork

Speaking about price confusion, does anyone know why the NameCheap Facebook offer says "Regular Price: $25.98"? Their site lists .com & .net for $9.98 a year and .org as $9.69.

In fact none of the TLD's I see on their site goes for $25.98. They do talk about free SSL and Open-XChange, but even those don't add up.

:confused:

Bill

Boy, that doesn't sound good. It sounds like it is tied to this special offer, and that is what the price is going to be to renew. It is really too bad if Namecheap is moving in that direction.

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sbucciarel

Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Lloyd Buchinski

Boy, that doesn't sound good. It sounds like it is tied to this special offer, and that is what the price is going to be to renew. It is really too bad if Namecheap is moving in that direction.

Nobody else is experiencing it so don't know why he is, but can't really say they are going in that direction, since no one is getting charged like that.

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MDSEO

14 years ago

only 1,721 likes so far :/

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urangkb 14 years ago

Originally Posted by MDSEO

only 1,721 likes so far :/

Do you think they will make it to 10,000 in time?
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Rukshan

14 years ago

They better to buy FB fans from fiverr

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urangkb 14 years ago

Originally Posted by blog8491

They better to buy FB fans from fiverr

Please help them sir!
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14 years ago

Good information to have. Thanks.

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