rayagate
12-31-2006, 06:49 PM
Hello all
i just want to tell you about ******.com the give a cheap domains but with no name server
i look for regsiter domain names with name server with cheap price but good quality like big company godaddy and other
i just want to see your replys thanks
That Guy
12-31-2006, 09:49 PM
I think this belongs in the domain name forum.
flakdesign
12-31-2006, 10:07 PM
Yahoo is offering domain names for $1.99/year
http://order.sbs.yahoo.com/ds/LearnMore?.pnew=YD1&d=.com&.p=YD1&.src=sbs
elmister
12-31-2006, 10:19 PM
Before registering at ****** or Yahoo use the search function of the forum, and read other people's experiences with them, after that, pay a bit more and go a real registrar, you'll save money in the long term
rayagate
01-01-2007, 12:55 PM
thanks for reply but yahoo now with l9.99$and ****** not give you privte name server thanks
Tyler
01-01-2007, 06:46 PM
I think this belongs in the domain name forum.
And moved. :)
Thrive
01-02-2007, 08:06 AM
Mm I have also been looking for cheaper domains etc. I have about 10 Domains with iDotz.net and the service is GREAT! but.. I would prefer to spend a bit less on them and maybe be able to re-sell? Any ideas of others?
domnom
01-02-2007, 01:18 PM
There are people who don't know and others who don't want to understand
So i refer to the first category only
I said that before, i will say it again
Registrars,Resellers or whatever is out there selling below $6.25 per year waits from you something else to take their ... LOSS
$6.25 is their cost so if you were them would you sell with loss ?
I prefer the registrar to take $1-3 from me and serve (and still think he's cheap) rather to have higher renewal rates, don't let me move, don't serve me or the worse of all .. loose my domain
Domain Names is not the cherrie to the pie but the whole pie if you are planning to build a business on it
If you want to resell them and you try to save $3 then i think you're in the wrong business
Now the choice is yours. Use the upper brain and don't bite the marketing traps of the companies out there
Note : I'm a fan of cheap too but i try to differentiate the cheap from ridiculous
ChrisBowd
01-02-2007, 01:42 PM
As I sit here for 2 frustrating hours trying to register 3 freaking domains through RegisterFly's dead-dog interface, just so I can save a few dollars with their coupons, I find myself agreeing with the "you get what you pay for" gurus on WHT.
After all, how much is an hour of your life worth? In my case a lot more than a couple of dollars!
domnom
01-02-2007, 03:20 PM
You will see many comments for registerfly around chris
Losing an hour is valuable but no so valuable as the real price of a domain when it get's popular and internet taught us that you never know when you develop or trade a domain if it will be a success or not.