they charge 8.95 for 1 year, 17.50 for 2 years. the thing is i have never used this company so i can't swear on it but feel free to tell us how it works out if you go with it (i plan on using it myself very soon granted that i will own the domain if i buy it)
good luck
Opps, forgot to meantion that is in USD as far as i know.
[This message has been edited by afrocreep (edited 08-06-2001).]
I use buydomains.com. You can register domain names for $16 per year with domain forwarding. (change url forwarding anytime you want) Find a affiliate program, then create a domain name that fits that affiliate niche and they will send the hits directly to your affilate program. They even have a meta tag feature for search engines which you can change anytime you want. You can even get listed TWICE on search engines just by submitting your domain name with http://(www).jduryeht.com or http://jduryeht.com
Imagine if you had 100 or 1000 domain names!
With this service, you don't have to CREATE a web site or or build new pages to promote your favorite sponsor! All you have to do is find domain names that fit. Com, Net, Org, ect.
In late July... I found GoDaddy and thought I would check it out, so... I had a domain that I was interested in regestering. So I did a lookup on it from their site. The domain was available but I did not register it at that time because I did not know what sort of functions were available, DNS, etc.
Two days later, I decided to register the domain from DirectNIC, the registrar that I have all my other domains with.
GUESS WHAT? Yep, the domain was TAKEN. So, I did a look up on it and GUESS WHO registered it? Yep, its friggin parked at friggin GoDaddy!
Was it legal... yes. Would I trust that registrar with domains? Nah huh.
Try http://www.powerpipe.com/ ! They are just $8.88/yr ($7.99 bulk) and have all those fancy features as forward, mail, MX/CNAME, etc... They are in fact resellers for enom.com and thats good. I use DirectNIC, Stargate and PP. All are OK, but DirectNIC is %15/yr and changing records with Stargate seems to be a bit slow sometimes.
I have had problems with an enom reseller. Not so much the reseller (registerfly - I do NOT recommend them) but more for enom.com themselves. They have "executives" that have access to their system that will go in and hijack/suspend domains at will without any type of notification beforehand.
Stargateinc is a pain when it comes to changing the registered name (i.e. the owner name). Sorry I have no good recommends.
If it was parked at godaddy, anyone could have registered it. I have domains parked there. Now if godaddy actually registered it thats a different story.
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