$3 domain regs
 

Just got this right now.. I don't know wether or not to trust a domain registrar that puts smileys in their corporate emails.

Dear themob?


New Year?s greeting!

We are taking the liberty to write you here just want to let you know that CNOBIN will be running a $3 Domain Name Registration promotion from January 18, 2005 until February 18, 2005.

Say, you may register your domain name at just $3 at CNOBIN now.

I think it is a good opportunity to enjoy dedicated service at CNOBIN with affordable price, don?t miss it now ??:))

You may learn the details at: http://www.cnobin.com/default/promo.jsp


Best Wishes,



CNOBIN Support Team
[email protected]
http://www.cnobin.com

Domain Name Registrar

are you already a customer of theirs?

"How it works?
# Order web-hosing first, then register your domain name.
# Each package can register one domain name(.com/.net/.org) for one year at $3"

In otherwords, spend $35 on something else, and we'll give you this $6 thing for $3! Limit one $3 thing per $35 spent on something else. ;)

I think I'd stick with someone ya know...lol

CNOBIN is an asian registrar which has been around in the discount arena for a little while. Although I don't recall hearing anything ill in regards to BizCN/CNOBIN I choose to keep my domains with Enom, Moniker and NSI primarily.

$3=read the fine print. :2 cents:

i'm fine with godaddy's prices LOL

even though you have to dodge the 5000 ads they throw in your face

namecheap for me

if ok , 3$ is very cheap .. i am with godaddy and pay like 9 $ per domain

its all about the smilies baby!!!!! fucking werid.

Not worth it the fine print sucks

godaddy here

I use powerpipe, 7,95 per domain and has been very reliable for me......

$3 is a really nice price

Hahaha, that's why ! :winkwink:

yeah $3 is a nice price.

-but it's not $3-

for the 10th time. read the fine print. it's $3 for existing webhosting customers ($35 minimum introduction fee)

anytime i see domain name offers for this cheap i look for the "must be part of a package" and related. the only thing i've seen lately with no strings attached was yahoo's $4.98 domain names (for a limited time) - as far as i can tell they have no fine print.

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domai...OVMTC=standard

"Domains price Offer is open to new customers that purchase Domains. Limit one offer per customer, and one use per customer on a single account. Offer expires February 08, 2005 at 11:59 PM PST. Offers may not be combined with any other offers or discounts, separated, redeemed for cash, or transferred. Other terms and conditions apply; see the Yahoo! Small Business Terms of Service when you sign up."