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Cheapest place to buy domain

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i would like to know where is the cheapest place to by domain
maybe you can list down some name.....
i find networksolution.com rather expensive...
anyone could provide useful information?
 
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Currently the cheapest I'm aware of are:
* .com - Fabulous.com ($7.30/year); United-Domains.de (1 Euro promo for 1st year), then transfer to GoDaddy 2+ months before expiration ($6.99 .com transfers)
* .net - Fabulous.com ($5.35/year); Name.com ($5.99/year)
* .org - Fabulous.com ($6.65/year); Dynadot.com ($6.99/year)

DomainCentral.com used to be $5 for the first year for all 3 of the above, but they recently jacked that figure up to $8.

DomainsAreFree.com claims to offer all 3 TLDs for $3.99/year, but I personally wouldn't touch them with a fifty-foot pole.
 
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Sometimes cheapest is not the best route. I would recommend DynaDot to my mom if she called and asked for a recommendation. Not the cheapest, but cheaper than NetSol.
 
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JoshuaPz said:
United-Domains.de (1 Euro promo for 1st year), then transfer to GoDaddy 2+ months before expiration ($6.99 .com transfers)

Anyone know this United-Domains.de can easy transfer out to other Registarar
& is't free push domain to each account at United-Domains.de?

Thanks :)
 
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Newwebdomain daaa lol compare us then give me a call
 
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well i have

to agree ive looked into there prices and newwebdomain.com is definitely the cheapest
 
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Prices right now at Domain Monster **will be slightly higher for single reg**

.com 1 Year from $7.19/yr
.net 1 Year from $7.19/yr
.org 1 Year from $6.65/yr
.biz 1 Year from $6.65/yr
.info 1 Year from $6.65/yr
.mobi 1 Year from $7.99/yr
.us 1 Year from $7.99/yr
.tv 1 Year from $39.99/yr
 
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.com for $6.99 at name.com with code- TLHF99
 
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Yahoo is $1.99 for one domain. If that's all you need, try it
 
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