Anywhere offer discounts for bulk domain registration?
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How about bulk domain registration ability at all -
godaddy has itComment
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Originally posted by Quickdraw
Yeah . . . but we have 176 new domains to register, were really looking for a discount rate.Comment
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that would cost about $11k if they were .xxx domains !Originally posted by baddogI don't use ICQ anymore.Comment
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Cheaper than 6.90?Originally posted by baddog
Make sure you post back what you find
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Originally posted by QuickdrawCheaper than 6.90?
Make sure you post back what you find
Yahoo has it for $2.95 but can only do 1 at a time . . . . and that isn't even addressing their other issuesComment
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Haha, yeah, been there with Yahoo-- Worst place in the world, at least a couple years ago, and doubt it has changed much.
I did buy a domain from 1and1, just to check them out, a while ago. I think it was a couple bucks there for that special. They are 'starting at 5.99 now it seems, but I don't see a bulk feature either.. They are the only registrar tthat sent me hardcopies of their terms and junk. It was quite an envelope for a 1.99 domain.
Anyway, good luck!Comment
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4.95 at http://www.netfirms.com/domain-names
Donèt know iof they have "bulk" ..
The fun part is Baddog wont see this because he is an ignorant..
I know that Asspimple is stoopid ... As he says, it is a FACT !
But I can't figure out how he can breathe or type , at the same time ....Comment
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1&1 has it for $5.99. Their domain admin backend is less than stellar but at the end of the day they don't have so many problems that I won't recommend them to someone trying to register cheaply.
I use Namecheap and pay $7.99 just because i like the backend and trust them a bit more. The free private whois is a serious added bonus.I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Webair, bitches.Comment
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contact me 48721721 for a free 7.95 reseller account, stay away from godaddy, enom features the coolest of services,
you'll get my support and enom as well, instant free pushes, hassle free transfers, and no nightmare spam ordering multi fucking click pages.
also, registrations are instant (all tld's will start workign immediately and instant name server changes) some others try but fail miserably..
reseller account requirements are minimum $100.00 deposits.
whenever you care to add more just add $100 or whatever you need
icq 48721721Comment
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btw, namecheap is a reseller for EnomComment
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those places that are advertising 4.95 are probably not .com domains
more like .info and other crap. If not they have a catch "have to buy somethign else" because 6.00 for every domain registered goes to VerislimeComment
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We went ahead and set up our own reseller account on GoDaddy. With all the domains we own the savings alone will pay for it.Comment
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my condolences, can't wait for your first transfer nightmare, or support request.... Good LuckComment
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Originally posted by teksonline
We have been using GoDaddy for years with no problem. We are not really planning on, or expecting to use it for anyone other than ourselves. If one of our clients wants to use the service, that is cool, but we got it for us.Comment
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i think namecheap and godaddy has itTAEMDLRMSKRJIXMRLSMRJ.Comment
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