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Domain Registration Firm That Takes Paypal?

by RentItNow
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Does anyone know of a place that I can use my paypal account to pay for domain registrations?

Godaddy has paypal but you have to use a credit card or debit card (us) still. I just want to use my balance in my paypal account and they refuse to offer that option.

Any ideas?

PS: I want to register .info sites for 99 cents.
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  • Profile picture of the author BMboyz
    You may try namecheap as an alternative..

    How ever, if you want to use godaddy, you may use VCC (virtual Credit Card) for the first time as your cc...
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  • Profile picture of the author Leslie B
    I've always used Dynadot and never had a problem with paying via paypal. No idea how much their .info domains cost, though, I never use .info myself.

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  • Profile picture of the author NathanielDeal
    Give our site a try! http://hosting.dealzbydesign.com

    Domains for $1.99 w/ add-on purchase. And we accept paypal as a payment solution.
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    • Profile picture of the author RentItNow
      Originally Posted by NathanielDeal View Post

      Give our site a try! http://hosting.dealzbydesign.com

      Domains for $1.99 w/ add-on purchase. And we accept paypal as a payment solution.
      Nathaniel, this site says $10.31, not $1.99. Am I missing something?

      namecheap is $2.99 which seems to be my cheapest solution as VCCs are costing $7 for a $20 refill (total rip off). I cant seem to figure out how to use paypals virtual debit as I am not offered that option, perhaps since I have not verified the account with a cc/debit card (which if I had one I wouldnt be going thru this issue.

      Any other cheaper solutions? As I said, Godaddy is offering .info sites for 99 cents and I need to register a lot of them over time. Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Oakleaf
    I've been a happy customer with name.com for 2 years and haven't had any issues with them. They are priced very competitively and accept Paypal without a credit card.

    Their .info domains cost $3.99, but their easy to use interface and no upsell-at-every-opportunity policy more than makes up for its higher price.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tina Golden
      I use PayPal with GoDaddy all the time. I wonder why you have to have a debit or credit card?

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  • Profile picture of the author ivanadee
    yup, like BMBoyZ said,
    use VCC
    or if you want a really paypal friedly, just use namecheap but, when I was still a user of namecheap, I find out that namecheap is more expensive than godaddy. I havent checked it again. ^_^
    so, my recommendation will be : use VCC and Godaddy
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  • Profile picture of the author wonder_corn
    I have been using namecheap.com for 6 years and quite satisfied with their services. They also support payment by Paypal. As for dynadot.com I still got balance over there. The advantage of dynadot.com is their marketplace IMHO, of course... the best is still godaddy if you're looking to bid a domain name.
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  • Profile picture of the author tsquez
    You can use PayPal with GoDaddy all day long.
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    • Profile picture of the author RentItNow
      Originally Posted by tsquez View Post

      You can use PayPal with GoDaddy all day long.
      They are requiring a CC or debit card to complete transaction with paypal. Called them even to verify this was the only way to get around it.

      I have paid for thousands of dollars worth of things with my unverified account as customers just transfer money into my paypal direct. Cant seem to do that with domains or webspace. Still not sure if namecheap does this yet either.
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  • Profile picture of the author hendricius
    i dont think its godaddy alone thats asking for a credit card, its just a security check for online payments. Every registrar is asking for a fully verified paypal account these days.
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  • Profile picture of the author pmrc
    hosting24.com is pretty good, been using them for a couple years now.
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  • Profile picture of the author travisl
    moniker.com takes paypal

    Hope this helps
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  • Profile picture of the author iDevesh
    namecheap is the best alternative.
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  • Profile picture of the author Devilishboy
    yeah right namecheap is best alternative
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  • Profile picture of the author cheap_hosting
    I used Godaddy with a virtual credit card
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