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02-03-2008, 09:01 AM
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| NamePros Member  Join Date: Jan 2008
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   | godaddy domain buying Question when im bidding on a domain on godaddy, i read the fine print, and see this: 1. I understand that my bid is a binding contract and that an $9.99 (COM), $9.99 (NET), $9.99 (ORG), $19.99 (CC), $7.99 (INFO), $9.99 (BIZ), $14.99 (NAME), $39.99 (TV), $9.99 (US), $9.99 (WS) one-year renewal (from the end of the domain's previous registration period) plus 20-cent ICANN fee if applicable will be added to the bid, if successful. ..so my question is.. i gotta reg em all if i win? |
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