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alamest

12 years ago

when does it expires, is it on godaddy..

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TheProgrammer

12 years ago

Originally Posted by theimdude

Just registered 3 .com for .99c each and even paid with paypal. Max 3 domains at .99c Use code: Reg099ql

Remember to remove auto renew and register for the first year only

I just reg 6 domains 3 on my name and 3 on my wife

It looks like a great offer, but what will be the renewal price after the first year?

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mojojuju

12 years ago

Originally Posted by TheProgrammer

It looks like a great offer, but what will be the renewal price after the first year?

It's just $38.

I challenge people to find a sh**tier deal on domains than that.

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Warrior X

12 years ago

Originally Posted by mojojuju

It's just $38.

I challenge people to find a sh**tier deal on domains than that.

You've got to be freaking kidding me. Highway robbery! I though you were joking, then I realized that sadly you weren't.

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theimdude

12 years ago

Originally Posted by TrustedCopy

You've got to be freaking kidding me. Highway robbery! I though you were joking, then I realized that sadly you weren't.

All you do is register the domains and transfer them 2 month before the renewal date. If you can afford it do it after 60 days. I just love some of the comment here. 3 .coms or .orgs etc for $3 and all people can think of is the negative part. register.com is one of the oldest registrar around so no scam and that is there renewal price.

Think outside the box for a change people. Buy 3 domains for $3, build 3 micro niche sites and make some $$ flip them or something

If you can't or don't want to renew them then dump the domains after 1 year but then you made some money and then instead of complaining you happy :rolleyes:

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Warrior X

12 years ago

Originally Posted by theimdude

All you do is register the domains and transfer them 2 month before the renewal date. If you can afford it do it after 60 days. I just love some of the comment here. 3 .coms or .orgs etc for $3 and all people can think of is the negative part. register.com is one of the oldest registrar around so no scam and that is there renewal price.

Think outside the box for a change people. Buy 3 domains for $3, build 3 micro niche sites and make some $$ flip them or something

If you can't or don't want to renew them then dump the domains after 1 year but then you made some money and then instead of complaining you happy :rolleyes:

are you happy now?

It seems pretty well justified to call them out, if they're doing baloney like that. Some newbies who don't know better may get a surprise $114 bill when the domains auto-renew next year.

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theimdude

12 years ago

Originally Posted by TrustedCopy

are you happy now?

It seems pretty well justified to call them out, if they're doing baloney like that. Some newbies who don't know better may get a surprise $114 bill when the domains auto-renew next year.

I am always happy. The cost to register a domain with register.com was always high so this will apply for the first year only. Godaddy always have .99c promotions but the next year is $14. That does not make them scammers but a business and if you as a business do some research and aware of these specials then use them. Make me wonder why I even bother to share on the forum about these specials as people always look for the bad instead of grabbing this opportunity to make some money

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TheArticlePros

12 years ago

Originally Posted by TrustedCopy

are you happy now?

It seems pretty well justified to call them out, if they're doing baloney like that. Some newbies who don't know better may get a surprise $114 bill when the domains auto-renew next year.

You could always do what just did and un-check the auto-renew box.

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mojojuju

12 years ago

Originally Posted by theimdude

Think outside the box for a change people. Buy 3 domains for $3, build 3 micro niche sites and make some $$ flip them or something

I don't think that most people here are having a problem with thinking "outside the box", as you call it. For me, it's just that I don't want to be bothered with transferring a domain to a new registrar before a year is up, just so I can avoid getting charged $38 the next year for it.

Saving what amounts to about two and a half cents a day on a domain (when comparing prices with Netfirms' $9.95 first year domain registration price) just isn't worth the hassle to me.

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Black Hat Cat

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by mojojuju

I don't think that most people here are having a problem with thinking "outside the box", as you call it. For me, it's just that I don't want to be bothered with transferring a domain to a new registrar before a year is up, just so I can avoid getting charged $38 the next year for it.

Saving what amounts to about two and a half cents a day on a domain (when comparing prices with Netfirms' $9.95 first year domain registration price) just isn't worth the hassle to me.

I'm guessing anyone who is worried about paying $38 a year later, or who can't be hassled to take 5 minutes out of the day to save $29 bucks isn't going to do much with the domains in the first place, so they probably shouldn't even waste the $0.99.

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JohnT6421

10 years ago

Originally Posted by mojojuju

I don't think that most people here are having a problem with thinking "outside the box", as you call it. For me, it's just that I don't want to be bothered with transferring a domain to a new registrar before a year is up, just so I can avoid getting charged $38 the next year for it.

Saving what amounts to about two and a half cents a day on a domain (when comparing prices with Netfirms' $9.95 first year domain registration price) just isn't worth the hassle to me.

but Your 5 Reply's .. all Negative - no Hint of a Thanks but , now that is Totally 'worth' the hassle..

it's All Quite Clear.. You seem to find 'Value' in the diminishment or at the expense of someone or something else. - how was that , im avatar dude? - last thing really quick ... how much you want for them Yachts bruddah ??

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mojojuju

10 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnT6421

but Your 5 Reply's .. all Negative - no Hint of a Thanks but , now that is Totally 'worth' the hassle..

it's All Quite Clear.. You seem to find 'Value' in the diminishment or at the expense of someone or something else. - how was that , im avatar dude? - last thing really quick ... how much you want for them Yachts bruddah ??

I'm sorry to see that you're worked up about something I wrote over two years ago.

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Haroon Ballim

11 years ago

Consider the fees that the registrar may levy on you for transferring .

Originally Posted by theimdude

All you do is register the domains and transfer them 2 month before the renewal date. If you can afford it do it after 60 days. I just love some of the comment here. 3 .coms or .orgs etc for $3 and all people can think of is the negative part. register.com is one of the oldest registrar around so no scam and that is there renewal price.

Think outside the box for a change people. Buy 3 domains for $3, build 3 micro niche sites and make some $$ flip them or something

If you can't or don't want to renew them then dump the domains after 1 year but then you made some money and then instead of complaining you happy :rolleyes:

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Alex Blades

11 years ago

Originally Posted by mojojuju

It's just $38.

I challenge people to find a sh**tier deal on domains than that.

I bought a 99 cent domain on Yahoo domains a while back, and forgot about it. It renewed for 28 dollars, so I tried to stop the auto renew so it wouldn't renew again, and it wouldn't let me unless I moved the domain to another registrar that very instant. I was pissed off

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JohnT6421

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Alex Blades

I bought a 99 cent domain on Yahoo domains a while back, and forgot about it. It renewed for 28 dollars, so I tried to stop the auto renew so it wouldn't renew again, and it wouldn't let me unless I moved the domain to another registrar that very instant. I was pissed off

Sh*t, I heard that Alex..

I'm actually considering running for Office.. just so that I could slam the livin' #$% outta businesses that do these CRIMINAL shenanigans w/ the RECURRING Charge b.s. on individuals credit cards.. What the frick are our paid reps doing bout that any f'n how

.... sry , IT MAKES ME LIVID!!

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sbucciarel

Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by mojojuju

It's just $38.

I challenge people to find a sh**tier deal on domains than that.

Great reason not to go for .99 cent domains ...

So, what if you forget that renewal is coming up and don't have time to transfer or they make it difficult to transfer out (which is likely with that kind of renewal fee)?

Crazy. I'll stick with namecheap and know what my renewal fees are going to be.

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Tim_Carter

10 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

Great reason not to go for .99 cent domains ...

So, what if you forget that renewal is coming up and don't have time to transfer or they make it difficult to transfer out (which is likely with that kind of renewal fee)?

Crazy. I'll stick with namecheap and know what my renewal fees are going to be.

Turn auto renew off.

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sbucciarel Banned 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Tim_Carter

Turn auto renew off.

Honestly, I'm not interested in that game to save a few bucks. I'll stick with Namecheap and not have to worry about transferring them out before a year is up.
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mojojuju 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Tim_Carter

Turn auto renew off.

Or just avoid these types of rip-off registrars altogether and keep auto renew on and have domains renew automatically at a reasonable price.
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- Tim_Carter 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mojojuju
  
  Or just avoid these types of rip-off registrars altogether and keep auto renew on and have domains renew automatically at a reasonable price.
  
  That's true. I didn't jump at this myself.
  
  However if you want to do it you just have to turn auto renew off to make sure you don't get burned and transfer it at some point. I was just sayin....
  
  Some people might want to get the cheap domains and that is how they can protect themselves.
  
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Warrior X

12 years ago

Thanks for the share. Hey how is register.com anyway? In terms of support, easy transferring etc.

--Jeremy

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Marketer Matt

12 years ago

More details would be great. Especially on the renewal fees...

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BulletheadX

12 years ago

Why the concern about the renewal fees? What's to stop you from registering it with somebody else next year? Am I missing something?

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billthelord

12 years ago

I tried...a bunch of BS followed. Scam in my books.

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martinricky

12 years ago

The offer is really gr8. But what I think may be its like you can have less charges for first year but after renewal of 1 year they make take cost ,,,, a huge big amount.
Because how can any one give is such a low price.
.COM domain can be as less as 7USD as I have done some research on it.

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Aswad

12 years ago

Great offer. don't really care for the renewal because the upfront is very low for domain name. Test it for 1 year and if it generated income proceed with renewal.

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Shounenbat

12 years ago

I don't think I'll be going to that site any time soon.

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silyavski

12 years ago

Good info though, it sounds to me like: Do not do this! But if i could register 100 domains for that price and sell them for cheap before the year is gone, its a great deal.

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ueon

12 years ago

thanks buddy, registering some soon

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Simon Ashari

12 years ago

Reminds me of letters I used to get in the mail trying to get me to renew my domains for $65 each (no that isn't a typo). Needless to say, I declined their offer.

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NetVentures

12 years ago

I just registered 3 domains today for under $3 total. Good deal from a long-standing company. However, it was funny to see how the domains were $0.99 for one year, but $70 for two years! Definitely will be transferring that domain within the next few months and have already set up reminders.

As for the company itself, it seems that Register.com's back-end is all about the up-sell. Nothing I couldn't handle but it felt a bit less intuitive to manage the domains.

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mrshades

11 years ago

If your low on money now this is an amazing deal... for real

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MrDay

11 years ago

I grabbed mine from Register dot com for only (.50 cents).

Just Google ---> cheap domain names. You'll see it.

But if you don't want to use Register dot com, then use Godaddy. I grabbed one from them for only .99 cents the other day.

Cheers!

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onegoodman

11 years ago

Register.com prices are crazy for renewal. I opened an account with them once for 99c domain but i am glad I got rid of it. unless you doing it for flipping sites, don't do it. would cost you more, and they are annoying for the transfer roles, I ended transfer my whole account to someone else because they refused to transfer the domain within the first 3 months ?!

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karlmay1980

11 years ago

Simple to uncheck the auto renew and transfer when domain name up for renewal, do this to Godaddy at some point during the first 12 months and they give you 1 year free when the domain registry is up, and it cheaper than their usual price of 1 year domain registry so you save over the 2 years then, simple.

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blillard

11 years ago

I never really took these kind of offers serious in the past but I think I might bite on this one to see for myself. Thanks for the code and tip to uncheck auto-renew. I'm sure a year domain for a buck wouldn't hurt much considering you did something with it. I only want to know what are the fee's to transfer to my registrar of choice would be?

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stevenjacobs

Banned 10 years ago

thanks for sharing

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Ron C Farrow

10 years ago

Thanks for sharing. Money's tight at the moment so its either a free sh#'**y service or this. Hobson's choice really.

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Ron C Farrow

10 years ago

Oops! Says for US and Canada only. Oh well....

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HelpingYouBeAnExpert

9 years ago

Godaddy is a vary bad company they will make it hard to transfer by fineprinting you. Just look at all the deceptive things they support. I have 0 domains with them.

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