$8 per domain?

[Mole]

I had to reformat and forgot to backup my favorites.

I used to have a link to a registrar which charges only about $8 per domain name.

Anybody here know it?

Thanks!

[bigsexvideos]

http://www.directi.com/ I think, but they only work through resellers and the $8 per domain is only for .biz and .info domains...
I'm not sure though.

[ProgGod]

www.godaddy.com (http://www.godaddy.com)

[bigsexvideos]

£8 per domain at http://www.fusioninteractive.co.uk ???

[Mole]

It's godaddy. I remember it now.

US$8 and UK£8 is not quite the same...

Thanks folks!

[Manuel]

I think only for resellers and companys but not realy sure since i use OpenSRS for domains.
http://www.srsplus.com/de-def-9733e487a386/en/srsplus/partners_pricing.shtml

.com/.net/.org -> $8.00
.biz -> $7.30
.info -> $7.75
.tv -> $35

if you buy more then 250 a month (who knows):
.com/.net/.org -> $6.00
.biz -> $5.30
.info -> $5.75
.tv -> $30

[bigsexvideos]

While we're at it: can anyone explain to me why some ask $8 per domain and others up to $15 per domain?

US$8 and UK£8 is not quite the same...

I know ;)

[ProgGod]

Why do some gardeners charge $150 when others charge $50..

Because they CAN :)


now godaddy may be out of business in a year who knows, but for now since its ICANN registered, no worries :)

[salsbury]

i still go through joker, even if they're not still the cheapest, because i'm already set up there. i just log in, type a few characters, and bam i have a domain. i don't have to deal with entering my company address my contact address etc. same reason i used netsol for too long, heh..

[salsbury]

plus, and i don't know about you guys, but i don't always feel like spending hours of my time trying to find a place where i can save a buck, or even 10.

[Zipper]

Here is the URL for the $8.00domains that is if you buy two or more.

I am surprised more of these guys do not know about it.
http://www.stargateinc.com/domainexpress/domainexpress.asp

[Mole]

Well, I don't mind entering all the info again. Besides, I'll probably eventually move all my other domains to them when they are about to expire.

I used to use Directnic, which charge US$15 per year. Now, that's $7 bucks in savings! You could almost register twice amount of domains at the same price.

Frankly, there's no reason to charge $35 for domains because everything is automated.
I remember in the old days when internic would charge $50 per year with 2 years in advance payment. I bet they made a shitload of money doing almost nothing. They're probably still making money today since many people still go to networksolutions to register their domains.