GoDaddy Discount Codes

RazorNF said:

They are probably testing to see what affect it will have on sales.

Given that other places offer it for free, this may be sending customers who need privacy, away to other registrars.

Or worse, people who might not realize it's no longer free, add it in and do a quick checkout without realizing they're paying for it.

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I vote for the latter case....

NameCharger said:

$7.97 out the door .info renewal:

gdx347de

Working as of 7:00PM PST 8/24

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that's now expired

The promotional code you entered is expired or inactive

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I tried various codes to renew .info, .net and .com and the GDBBREN8 was still the best one.

I did a Google search for "GoDaddy domain", clicked on the first advertised link, & got a .com reg'd for $2.95 + ICANN. The code - gofg2001ha - is still in effect when I log in, but I don't know how many domains I can reg with it. Hope it works for you.

Been meandering thru the codes trying to find a renewal for a mx. Yes, i know you will ask why on earth would anyone want to renew a mx, but it is a good one. Anyway hit a little savings with gdx347de. Got it down from A$49.99 to A$32.49, a saving of A$17.50. I think the exchange rate is about the same or our dollar is a little stronger so should be similar for US dollars.

dmi said:

What's going on with the $0.99/$1.99 registration codes? It seems to me that we haven't had one in a month.

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Ditto here. Any luck?

"GDBB776" saved me 43% for .com renewal

Thanks for the code..

kotan said:

CODE: USAUSA2
$5.99* .COM domain and a website from Go Daddy

Source:

Code:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150969647935686&set=a.317594435685.164824.8749090685&type=1&relevant_count=1&ref=nf

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still works

gofg2001hb

SPECIAL OFFER! .COM just $2.95*! Additional .COMs just $7.99* per year!

Plus ICANN fee of $0.18 per domain name per year. $2.95 price good for the first year of one new or transfer .COM per customer. Additional years or .COMs may be purchased for $7.99 per year. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. Customers may not use gift cards, PayPal® or AliPay to redeem this offer. Your discount will be applied in your shopping cart.

FB30TLD This code is for 30% off your domain purchases. Expires 9/9/2012.

I just used gdx347de to renew .info's - worked out cheaper than GDBBREN8

RicoShay said:

I just used gdx347de to renew .info's - worked out cheaper than GDBBREN8

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this was the best coupon for a .es and a auction membership renewal. Ended up saving me 58%.

the_poet said:

gofg2001hb

SPECIAL OFFER! .COM just $2.95*! Additional .COMs just $7.99* per year!

Plus ICANN fee of $0.18 per domain name per year. $2.95 price good for the first year of one new or transfer .COM per customer. Additional years or .COMs may be purchased for $7.99 per year. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. Customers may not use gift cards, PayPal® or AliPay to redeem this offer. Your discount will be applied in your shopping cart.

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I was only offered a $2 discount with this code.

so I used:

CODE: USAUSA2
$5.99 .COM

gdx347de still works for me, 2 .info renewals

onewordonly said:

gdx347de that's now expired

I tried various codes to renew .info, .net and .com and the GDBBREN8 was still the best one.

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JUst worked for me on a transfer:hehe:

the_poet said:

gofg2001hb

SPECIAL OFFER! .COM just $2.95*! Additional .COMs just $7.99* per year!

Plus ICANN fee of $0.18 per domain name per year. $2.95 price good for the first year of one new or transfer .COM per customer. Additional years or .COMs may be purchased for $7.99 per year. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. Customers may not use gift cards, PayPal® or AliPay to redeem this offer. Your discount will be applied in your shopping cart.

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What does transfer mean? Does it mean that by using the discount code i can transfer the domain from dynadot to godaddy for that amount with the next year fee paid?

DaSerpent said:

What does transfer mean? Does it mean that by using the discount code i can transfer the domain from dynadot to godaddy for that amount with the next year fee paid?

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Yes, that is exactly what it means.

32% off no minimum

Code: gdx829e

Small print:

*Not applicable to ICANN fees, taxes, transfers, premium domains, or Search Engine Visibility advertising budget. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, sale, discount or promotion. After the initial purchase term, discounted products will renew at the then-current renewal list price. Offer expires Monday, September 3, 2012 at midnight (Pacific Time).

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Sperry8 said:

Yes, that is exactly what it means.

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I've always found it odd how registrars always say you get the free 1 year extension when you pay for a transfer.

Isn't it a given? Are there any registrars who don't?

Blake said:

32% off no minimum

Code: gdx829e

Small print:

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32% off of $14.99 = $10.37

BACON3 is still the best for me.

RazorNF said:

I've always found it odd how registrars always say you get the free 1 year extension when you pay for a transfer.

Isn't it a given? Are there any registrars who don't?

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Yes it is a given, there are no registrars that don't. It's just the lingo... a bit like saying you get 1 year warranty with that new tv.

Actually, if you already have time left beyond a year at the current registrar, you sometimes lose time when transferring to a new registrar, as they will only transfer part of the time you have on the current registration. Or, at least I know it used to be that way; I haven't tried to transfer a name that had multiple years registered in advance recently, but I know that in transferring a large list of names from name.com and enom years ago to godaddy, I lost on the ones that had multiple years. Seems to me they took everything over 2 years, but I can't seem to find any info on it now.....but I'd keep it in mind. I had several names that were registered for 5-8 years in advance and I lost quite a few years at first. Luckily, I'm a VIP at godaddy and they agreed to compensate me the years (don't be afraid to ask), but unless things have changed you don't always get that extension of a year.

GDBBREN8 just worked for me for 8.67 total cost renewals on .com and 7.68 for .org renewal. Cheaper than any of the other renewal codes listed for the last several days. The only one that came close was BACON3, which had the same cost for .com, but was almost 12.00 for the .org renewal.

desiredname said:

Actually, if you already have time left beyond a year at the current registrar, you sometimes lose time when transferring to a new registrar, as they will only transfer part of the time you have on the current registration.

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A year will always be added on, unless you are at the max (10 years for a .com). In that case, you can't register beyond 10 years and you won't get an 11th year added on.

I transferred a domain recently and it now has an expiration date of 2020, and the years carried over just fine. I think you just hit a fluke situation for some reason.

lothos said:

I transferred a domain recently and it now has an expiration date of 2020, and the years carried over just fine. I think you just hit a fluke situation for some reason.

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If you transfer to Yahoo Domains (Melbourne IT), your Renewal Date will be the date when you transferred your domain to them. So if your domain expires on December 30, but you transferred your domain on September 30, they will auto-bill you on the domain renewal on September 30.

Unlike with Godaddy, if your domain expires on December 30, and you transferred the domain to Godaddy on September 30, your Renewal Date is still December 30.

gdx347de

Knocked 35% off my .CA renewal bringing it down to $8.86 after fees

RazorNF said:

I've always found it odd how registrars always say you get the free 1 year extension when you pay for a transfer.

Isn't it a given? Are there any registrars who don't?

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In theory you pay a registrar to have it manage your domain, but, yes, the free 1-year ext is always included.