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Yahoo $1.99 .com/.net/.org/.biz/.info/.us domain registrations

by Golgo
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Oksa
    Be careful!

    I don't know if they still charge the same amount as the used to, but come renewal time, you could be paying $34.95 per domain.

    I know, because I bought a bunch of domains from them years ago. It was only $2.99 per domain, but then a year later...BAM!

    So, be sure to read the fine print before getting a domain from them. In fact, that advice is true of ALL registrars.

    All the best,
    Michael
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    • Profile picture of the author Steven Dybka
      Originally Posted by Michael Oksa View Post

      Be careful!

      I don't know if they still charge the same amount as the used to, but come renewal time, you could be paying $34.95 per domain.

      I know, because I bought a bunch of domains from them years ago. It was only $2.99 per domain, but then a year later...BAM!

      So, be sure to read the fine print before getting a domain from them. In fact, that advice is true of ALL registrars.

      All the best,
      Michael
      Yes,after the term is over the following price applies

      It depends on the term you choose
      • 1-year term: $1.99 You save $7.96
      • 2-year term: $11.94 You save $7.96
      • 3-year term: $21.89 You save $7.96
      • 5-year term: $41.79 You save $7.96
      After term expires: $34.95/year




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      • Profile picture of the author Thomas Michal
        Just buy it and transfer the domain.
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    • Profile picture of the author Robert Michael
      Originally Posted by Michael Oksa View Post

      Be careful!

      I don't know if they still charge the same amount as the used to, but come renewal time, you could be paying $34.95 per domain.

      I know, because I bought a bunch of domains from them years ago. It was only $2.99 per domain, but then a year later...BAM!

      So, be sure to read the fine print before getting a domain from them. In fact, that advice is true of ALL registrars.

      All the best,
      Michael
      Exactly what I was about to post but you beat me to it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
    Don't forget: if you take the time to read the TOS - you will know Yahoo! is NOT a registrar, it will register the domain with a real registrar in your name +keeping itself as the billing contact... meaning the registrar will bill Y! for $3 and Y! will pass that on to you as $34 LOL

    You must be dumb not to deal directly with registrars...
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  • Profile picture of the author Bruce NewMedia
    Even though that's a good price, my experience with Yahoo on other matters has not been good. And it's a big jump for the renewal price. If it's slips your mind a year from now, all the savings will be lost then. Just not a big Yahoo fan. :-(
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    • Profile picture of the author Michael Oksa
      Originally Posted by brucerby View Post

      Even though that's a good price, my experience with Yahoo on other matters has not been good. And it's a big jump for the renewal price. If it's slips your mind a year from now, all the savings will be lost then. Just not a big Yahoo fan. :-(
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      Bruce NewMedia
      So true. I did it for years on a few domains, but then cancelled them (I had them all on auto-renew) or transferred them to GoDaddy. Maybe being overcharged by Yahoo is why I'm a fan of GoDaddy now.

      All the best,
      Michael
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