How much do you pay for .com registration?
 

With so many registrars around I'm curious how much you guys pay for .com registration and if you are satisfied with your registrar..

4.95 with yahoo.com right now

£5-8 per year and very satisfied with the registrars.

I pay $15 per to DirectNic. There are cheaper registars but their extra features and reliability are worth every cent extra and there have been numerous times I am glad I stuck with them. One click lock all domains comes to mind:thumbsup

$8.88 - namecheap

I pay about $9 with godaddy but I am tinking about using registerfly or diretnic next

I've been using register.com for a while but although the quality of there service and support is excellent they are way too expensive.

$8.95 at Enom

$8.88 with Name Cheap, used to pay $15+ with Dotster

4.95 at yahoo.com
8.88 at namecheap.com paypal
Free .info's at dotster

7.99 not the cheapest but no hassle and good support

$6.49 https://domains.ev1servers.net/cgi-bin/reg_system.cgi

I have domains registered with 5-6 registrars
just got 2 today for $18.00

the cheapes I paid was 5.95 with some idiots that have the most pathetic website - it took me forever to find out how to set the nameservers

that's a sweet deal :smokin

like, around $9

average domains with godaddy($8-9), important domains with domainnamesystems($15)

$8.00 per name! :pimp

Been using them for many months and I'm very satisfied.

$7.95 @ Godaddy.com right now.

8,88 namecheap.

$6.95 @ enom

$11 to my host company

whatever you do make sure they offer you good support for things like changing the nameservers etc.. There is no point in having a domain without being able to sort out things like that..

I use www.web.com ($7.95/domain) :winkwink:

$8.95 or less when bulk registering.

sebin nindie fi is da goin rate :rasta

$72.00 :helpme

yahoo is cheap...but...wouldnt use ém. Something sneaky about them, and they dont have all the features needed so far.

I use namecheap - pretty standard price and the features u need.

paying $8,95 at namealerts . lI'm the only one using them? ;)