How much could a trusty, enom reseller get me a domain for. I've seen prices everywhere, and they range from $6 a year to $30 a year. How do I know what is best for me, and where I'm really getting a good deal? I need a place that I can register nameservers too. Any advice would be great. I'm just trying to go about the cheapest, but best way to get a .com for my new website..


-ryan

Forgot to mention, I've been told buying a domain from a enom reseller is a good thing. Is that true? What if they stop reselling? Where does my domain go? Thanks.


-ryan

Ryan, you cannot register domain for $6 as all registrars have to pay ICANN $6 for each domain, but you can get one for around $8.5 from Enom's resellers. I can't say it's good or bad but if your registrar (Enom's reseller) stops reselling I think you can manage your domain with Enom directly. BTW you can manage your domain through access.enom.com, you don't have to use your registrar

Originally posted by NetworksData
Ryan, you cannot register domain for $6 as all registrars have to pay ICANN $6 for each domain, but you can get one for around $8.5 from Enom's resellers. I can't say it's good or bad but if your registrar (Enom's reseller) stops reselling I think you can manage your domain with Enom directly. BTW you can manage your domain through access.enom.com, you don't have to use your registrar

I second NetworkData explaination. You can get as low as 8.75/year and as high as $35. If you are enom reseller, you can actually logon to the main page www.enom.com just in case your reseller failed to provide service to you.