Need to register 4 or 5 names

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ultrasparq

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• Feb 12, 2003

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Try www.godaddy.com

 

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monnyd

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• Feb 13, 2003

• #3

I like Enom.com for all of the features they offer like free forwarding and e-mail services. Their normal price is around $30/yr, but if you know a reseller you can get an account to register them for $8.25/yr!

I have a reseller account there and will be glad to help. So if anyone needs an Enom account, PM me and I can set and one up for you for free that has $8.25 rates. :D

md

 

Benjamin

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• Feb 14, 2003

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Hi

I like Namecheap.com


$8.85 a year

 

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blacknight

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• Feb 23, 2003

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We use our enom reseller account for most domain regs, but we have to use other ones with -co.uk and some other intl. TLDs

 

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Censimilia

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• Mar 21, 2003

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Use

www.marketing-electronico.com

is owned by a friend but is a spanish website.

 

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curiouscat

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• Mar 22, 2003

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I have been using http://www.godaddy.com

I also have one set up at http://www.powerpipe.com which is only like $8 a year. So far I haven't had any problems with it.

 

cjmacd

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• Mar 22, 2003

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Godaddy, namecheap, and enom are my top picks (enom witha reseller cccount)

namecheap is nice cause it offers 8.88 and paypal paying


Registerfly.com does paypal too but I don't like the hassle you have to go through in transfers.



top pick Namecheap 8.88


Godaddy for transfers 7.75

hope that helps

Cheers


-Cjmacd

 

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TopNames.com

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• Mar 23, 2003

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www.TopNames.com <-- $8.49

 

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curiouscat

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• Mar 23, 2003

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Topnames.com - that's a good price. I am going to keep you in mind!

 

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obs

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• Apr 17, 2003

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Hello All!

I use Enom .

 

Last edited: Apr 18, 2003

arpmn

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• Apr 21, 2003

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I like godaddy. I also have domains with enom and registerfly but I prefer dodaddy. I agree with the post about registerfly they make a pain to transfer domains and they're slooow.

 

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jellytime

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• Apr 27, 2003

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I ended up getting three names with godaddy and three names with enom. both are better than register.com for sure. now I just have to find a good webhost.