godaddy sucks, i moved all of my domains to namecheap. lost 2 domains with GD as their support department is bunch of fucking shmucks. sure they charge less than others but the private registration is like $8 where namecheap is only $2...
I was looking at domains at godaddy a few weeks ago. Decided against buying
but bought a backorder. They offered the domain I was looking at for 1.98 in the
checkout.
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DNCoupons' mission is to provide you with up-to-date coupons from various registars and resellers. Saving just 10% or $1.00 per domain name may not seem like a big deal. However, think about when you're buying 100s or even thousands of domain names. The savings quickly add up.
godaddy sucks, i moved all of my domains to namecheap. lost 2 domains with GD as their support department is bunch of fucking shmucks. sure they charge less than others but the private registration is like $8 where namecheap is only $2...
FUCK GO DADDY! you lost my business
Thanks y'all for the namecheap tip. I'm always spending an extra $8 for private whois with gaydaddy
Really nice price, i usually renewed my domains for the 6,95 + ICANN fee (with the some discount code, which i must hardly locate ), this is bunch discount yea.
I pushed 20 of the my domains, which isn't registered to the 2010+, for the other "bonus" year, nice .
been using it over and over again. just google 'godaddy coupons' and you'll get a bunch other ones too. good discounts if you're doing bulk purchases/renewals.
Why would you pay 2x more than you need for a .com? Go with Namecheap.
Because he's not paying 2x more... Moniker has a commitment to providing the highest protection possible on your domain names, and the best customer service... whether it is during regular business hours or not. Other registrars will probably continue to use coupons or purchase codes in order to entice and get your business, selling domain names at below cost. I think RegisterFly used to do the same thing, and from most businesses perspective... selling something at below cost is not a way to make money (unless you are recouping that cost by overcharging on other services).
The question you should ask yourself is what is being sacrificed to receive that "cut rate" price. Is your name's security important to you? Do you want to be able to call directly and talk to your account manager when you have urgent needs? What is going to happen to your income if the website is shut down by the registrar because someone decided to complain about your content? How much control do you have over your domain names?
These "special offers" end...the promo codes expire...what you are left with AFTER the "offers", "coupons" and "promo codes", is what is going to influence how well you do business, and how easy it is for you to do the things you need to. Fortunately Moniker will still be ready to help! Cheers!
Another of the Mighty Moniker Execs... ICQ:210870714 ...[email protected]...Give me a yell if you have questions on domain names!!
I dont care what I pay for a domain. It's the registrar thats important. A good one is worth paying for. I've never had to contact my registrar, and never had any problems. They could charge me $30 per year at this point and I'd pay it
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