I just got long newsletter from Networksolution

And it is written on header.


Get a free personalized T-shirt when you renew your Domain Name...
Dear Klisis,

Picture your Domain Name and our logo printed on a comfortable, generously-sized 100% cotton T-shirt.

Renew your Domain Name registration for 2-9 years now and that’s what you get. And that’s not all . . .

Save money with this special offer — the longer you renew, the more you save!

Renew for:

2 years Save 10% ($63.00)
5 years Save 20% ($140.00)
9 years Save 40%! ($189.00)
....... being cut(too long)


heheh

they are looking very desperate.

hehe

They've been offering domain name apparel for a while now. I remember back in 1997 when I first registered a domain -- they sent me the same type of offer.

My domain is up for expiration too. I got the same exact email. Anyway, I'm probably going to move it over to dotster or enom.

Anyone ever got hold one of these "your domain name and our logo printed comfortable, generously-sized 100% cotton T-shirt"? :D Pretty cool huh.. maybe i should embroid the same thing on my business shirt, jackets, jeans, caps,..

I got a phone call this morning from someone at NSI. They are doing telemarketing now trying to get people to switch to them. I just told them I was happy with my present registrar and not interested in changing. At least they politely said "thank you" before they hung up, unlike many telemarketers, especially the phone companies that call periodically.

After renewing your domain you will need to fill out 3 easy forms to receive your t-shirt and 3 separate authorization responses for each form. If you would like a certain size it will cost an additional $50 for each year you plan to use the t-shirt. If you renew now we will also cut out a hole for your head to go in absolutely free!

- Network Solutions
"The dot-con people."

You forgot the.. "Since we already have an arm and leg of yours we will include one free sleeve, so order now!"

Just tell NSI to stick it where the sun don't shine, and save yourself a lot of money and trouble by switching to Dotster. :cool:

I think I posted this somewhere already, but when I requested a domain name transfer from register.com to Dotster, register.com sent me an email offering to undercut Dotster's price. In the email, they also said that they offered better service.