 | View Full Version : Buy a domain name via PAYPAL mattschinkel 11-03-2002, 03:30 PM One of my clients wishes to buy a domain name via PAYPAL, Is there any way of him doing this? anyone have some sites I can show him? I suggested that he uses godaddy.com, but he needs to use paypal for payments. Thanks. mattschinkel 11-03-2002, 04:24 PM And what about Cash, now someone wants to buy one with cash. thinkaholic 11-03-2002, 04:53 PM If he has a PayPal Debit card, he can use it just like a credit card with any registrar and it will deduct it right from his PayPal account. I'm not sure of any that will accept PayPal. There has to be someone out there, though. PayPal is popular enough to make that as an option. Cash payments? Doubtful. Is it possible for you to reg the names for him and he pay you? kcd-mike 11-03-2002, 04:54 PM www.registerfly.com mattschinkel 11-03-2002, 04:57 PM someone just gave me this like... http://www.e-gws.com/paypaldomains/ $9 / year Yes, I would like to be able to sign up domains for my clients, and I wish to do this someday. I wasn't planning on doing it right now, but anyways, what would be the fastest and cheapest way to do this? DotComster 11-03-2002, 05:52 PM Mine's still in the works - but PayPal is one I wanted for a while. I use enom and DRAM. Cash?? that's a new one to me :) Jessicam 11-04-2002, 04:11 AM I trust NameCheap. They accept PayPal. You have to email them to get their PayPal email addy. Cash- Have them give you the cash and use your PayPal or credit card to register their domain. :) Jessica mattschinkel 11-04-2002, 09:06 AM Cash- Have them give you the cash and use your PayPal or credit card to register their domain. If I do that... I will own the domain name, I guess I'll have to transfer it to them? and after a year, I guess they better have a credit card or their domain will expire... Jessicam 11-04-2002, 02:52 PM Hmm, probably. You can just enter their information for Registrant, Administrative, Billing and Technical. If you manage their site, then you could be listed for the Technical category. Then just transfer it to them. This is usually free. Jessica Acroplex 11-04-2002, 10:50 PM the only problem with Registerfly is that they require at least $30 deposited - it used to be whatever amount. mattschinkel 11-04-2002, 10:54 PM I got it ok.... Thanks everyone... 1st client, used paypal with http://www.e-gws.com/paypaldomains/ 2nd client, sending me $10us, I registered the domain name and will transferring it to him. bellyache 11-07-2002, 05:27 AM the only problem with Registerfly is that they require at least $30 deposited - it used to be whatever amount. I think thats only if you use a credit card. I use registerfly and it lets me put $9.99 at a time I use paypal. |