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I registered 2 domains yesterday and so far no e-mail confirming purchase etc.
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anyone got an e-mail confirmation yet???
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I got about 50 to buy |
anyone got a successfull register? Need to go throught some massive bulk registering....
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I just listened to a voice mail from someone saying to call the number on the site to finalize the domain registration. I couldn't make out the name of the company so I am just going to try Dot5 and see where I get with a phone call.
I'll post asap with news of the phone call. Spankstrocko |
any news?
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i registered one to see and I got a phone call (from a Brit btw..atleast his voice was) to confirm that I made the order. He also asked me if I wanted hosting. I said no but the email I got seems to suggest I ordered hosting as there are no directions on how to access my info and change the nameservers to my host. I went to their live chat and the person there told me that I didn't have hosting and that he would send me an email with details on how to access my name server,etc stuff in an hour. That was two hours ago. I am going to go back in there and find out again because I will register more domains but not until I know it works.
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Sarah,
I got the same guy that left me a voice message too. Andrew I think is his name. I tried calling their 866 number was never able to get to anyone. So I tried the live chat. I think I actually got andrew or they have more than one Andrews there. He was rude slow and said he would have an e-mail to me too. Still nothing as of yet. Spankstrocko |
no one ever aswers that live chat thing
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I also spoke to an Andrew in the live chat..he is the one that told me he would email in an hour. A little bit ago I went in and talked to a Mike. Now, I think those are 'anglo' names given to over seas staff because they didn't talk in the kind of syntax a native English speaker would. Nothing wrong with that as long as they can understand what is being asked and aren't just looking for keywords.
I went back in and asked Mike where my email was because I had more domains I wanted to register but I wasn't going to until I knew this was above board. Mike told me that domains take up to 48 hours to be registered and then I would get an email with information on how to access my domain manager. However, Mike never did answer why the email I got after I talked to the guy on the phone talked about hosting when I told him on the phone I don't want hosting. I am watching my cc bill very closely. If it all goes okay then I will order more. |
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I used a $4.95 registrar that's been advertised everywhere because they were saying a domain was available that everyone else had as unavailable. Here's the email I got a good while after I ordered. Dear Pimp Daddy, Registration for your new Domain Name has been received and submitted to the Global Registry. Your Registration number is: AP2696969 Typically, this registration process can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few business days. Once your order has been confirmed with the Global Registry, an email will be sent to your contact email with your order confirmation status. Your domain name registrar is Names4Ever.com, a division of Aplus.Net. Names4Ever.com is an ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) accredited registrar. |
sorry..mike did NOT answer that..can't edit
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I use 10-domains....650 each (must buy lots of 100...but you dont have to reg em all at once)
It's sooo fucking easy, I can reg 100 at a time no problem, and all automatically have the standard dns I use for em. And they are automatically locked and the support is....a little slow but still good. |
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Steen2,
Can you give me a quick overview of how the whole behind the scenes action works with registrars etc. If enom pays verisign $6 per .com etc how are some other registrars able to charge $3.99 $5.99 etc. Who is in charge of the whole thing? Thanks, Spankstrocko |
They get better prices from verisign by prepaying for the domains in massive bulk ,
I'm guessing they must have invested some serious amounts of money to get the prices that low |
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Welp, i tried that shit, ill just go ahead and spend the extra 3 fucking dollars and have it regged instantly next go around.. none of this "hey, we'll email you whenever the fuck we get around to processing you're order" bullshit... fuck that. I want instant sastifaction.
Now i'm gonna go reg that same domain at my usual registrar just so they cant process my stupid $2.50 fucking order. fucking amateurs. Proves that theory of you get what you pay for. |
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One Year Domain Registration ($3.99 Total) Two Year Domain Registration ($12.98 Total) |
any news?
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make sure you take a look at this thread so you don't become a victim: FREE DOMAIN OFFER: http://bbs.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=345573 |
still no email with domain manager information though my my domain is being shown as registered when I put it in directnics search but it said it is too early for whois information.
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Okay, update.
This was *so* much fun I could almost spit. I went to re-check my whois about 40 minutes ago and now I could read the information but it was registered to their company. I was rather unhappy as I still hadn't had an email from them OTHER than the one that suggested I took hosting when I didn't. So, I went back to the chatroom and got Andrew again (or someone with that name again) and got a bit more forceful. I demanded to know where the email was that 'Andrew' promised I would get within the our some 24 hours ago and also why my domain information carried their name and company and I had no access to a domain manager to change that information, Andrew gave me this url: http://access.enom.com/ from there I was able to log in with the password I gave when I bought the domain and change that information and my nameservers. I don't know if he just set that up for me or it if is automatically set up and I just never got the email. However, I have no problem at all sharing that domain for the others of you that did register. Check the whois on the ones you tried to register and if it is showing up complete go there and try to login and change info. I still am waiting for 'Andrew' to email me confirm I was not charged for any hosting. btw, the domain details were British. |
I am still waiting to recieve my login info.
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when you do a whois are they already registered?
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Will keep waiting...I don't feel like dealing with anyone on the phone today. |
i just got off a 30 minute phone call with domainsarefree.com, it's totally not worth the hassle they put you through. they want to offer you some cheap ass hosting and will not take no for an answer. their tech guy couldnt handle the abuse i was dishing out so he finally gave up. he kept wanting to tell me he would submit my website to hundreds of search engines for free, and that my website would load faster if i use their hosting b/c they offer more bandwidth/month.
as for dot5hosting, theyve requested scanned copies of my credit card since my account was flagged as fraudulent. my advice? totally not worth the hassle for either of these. |
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Nice!
Where is the payment methods, I don't wonna get the whole mill and then see they don't take my card!!! CANT THEY SAY WHAT PAYMENT THEY TAKE ON THE THE FIRST PAGE????? |
I allway show how and with what you can pay on my sites!
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From reading all these threads...
I'll just dish out the extra money to get a domain on Directnic. Only time I'd use this is if I was buying in bulk. |
I register around 100 or so a month. Best site / service I have found is www.cnobin.com
$6.50 per domain, take paypal, live support, api, kickass admin, prebuilt customisable reseller panel. They rock. |
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I get that a lot because I am an american living in the UK and my CC is based in the US. That isn't too abnormal. Heck, a good number of content suppliers have asked me to do the same thing. |
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There is no bulk buying with verisign :p
Registrars pay $6 a name per year flat fee. People charging less are pretty much making domains their "lost leader" (lose money, get people to the site) or scamming you :) |
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When you register a domain there you cannot transfer it without paying a 30$ fee. Or leave it in there name ... Its pure bullshit |
registrars pay $6/domain/year to the registry. that's their cost.
whatever they sell above that is their profit (ex: 7.95 enom). these prices are not based on bulk orders but on the standard registry fees. it doesn't matter if the registrar registers 10 domains or 100,000 domains, they still pay the $6. so, $2.50 per domain means you're getting yourself into some bullshit contract where like others said, you'll either have to renew for an arm and a leg or you have to host it with them and they rape you that way. remember, you get what you pay for. luc l. |
bizump. any more good places to reg?
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I guess if it seems too good to be true...
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