1&1 $0.99 .com domain

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1and1.com - $0.99 .COM domain registration

Terms & Conditions: Special Offers
March/April 2014
The offers cannot be transferred or exchanged for cash.
All offers start at 12:00AM March 1, 2014 and end at 11:59PM April 30, 2014 unless otherwise noted.
All packages ordered under these special offers are also subject to 1&1's General Terms and Conditions of Service.
All regular prices listed are the current regular prices and are subject to change at any time.
Domains: Popular Domains for a special price

The following domain offers apply to the first year of registration only. No set up fees. Second year and subsequent year's regular prices apply.
.com domain: First year of registration is $0.99, then $14.99/year. Offer is limited to 1 .com per customer. Additional .com domains are available at regular $14.99/year price. This offer is available starting March 7, 2014.
.net domain: First year of registration is $8.99, then $14.99/year. Limit 5 per customer.
.org domain: First year of registration is $8.99, then $14.99/year. Limit 5 per customer.
.info domain: First year of registration is $0.99, then $14.99/year. Limit 5 per customer.
source: 1and1.com

 

[Ralph2472]

Avoid 1&1 like the plague.

See other threads with horror stories about them. (Including mine)

Regards

Ralph.

 

[mhdoc]

They sent me to a debt collection service for not paying for a renewal, instead of letting it drop like everyone else does.

 

[Ralph2472]

They sent me to a debt collection service for not paying for a renewal, instead of letting it drop like everyone else does.

In my case I lost several domain names after they denied the existence of my account !

Regards

Ralph.

 

[Ms Domainer]

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Beware of registrars bearing gifts -- especially true of 1 & 1 and Yahoo!

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[carob]

Yes you get a lot of aggravation for that $0.99.

I would not register a domain there if they paid me $10 to do it. The headache and waste of time dealing with them and the risk of losing the domain is just not worth it. And they make it really obscure and difficult to transfer a domain out.

Stay away and if you still are not convinced try googling 1and1 sucks.

 

[Name Trader]

Anyone who uses 1and1 as their registrar deserves what they get (ripped off). Irrespective of how cheap they are. They are a PITA registrar in every respect. Not even the purchase of a domain goes smoothly. It can take a domain up to a week to even appear in your control panel after purchase. With most registrars this is instantaneous.

 

[NameOmnia]

I agree with all the pros above..I have heard horrible things & experienced some bad ones myself.

I am not even sure if they are an accredited registrar or just a reseller. pay attention because when you register a name with them you think it's yours but it's not! It takes up to 24 hrs for them to actually confirm the domain is yours. The process is not instantaneous like with Gd & Co.

 

[Archangel]

For every human being alive who uses 1&1, even with a $1 code: I'm sorry, and I feel for ya

 

[TalYahav]

Is it good?

 

[Archangel]

No. 1&1 is probably the worst registrar still active. Avoid them

Is it good?

 

[forge]

Anyone who uses 1and1 as their registrar deserves what they get (ripped off). Irrespective of how cheap they are. They are a PITA registrar in every respect. Not even the purchase of a domain goes smoothly. It can take a domain up to a week to even appear in your control panel after purchase. With most registrars this is instantaneous.

This is quite the scary thread. I will heed your advice.

But I must ask, with the years and experience under your belt, then why oh why would you fall for NetSol's 50-cent gimmick?

 

[BrandChimp]

Worst Company out there!
http://rehosted.net/2012/04/23/1and1_review/

(sorry bad English)

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It takes forever to get your dns updated and your domain unlocked. I won't recommend them even if you plan to transfer the domains out...

 

[Archangel]

NetSol sucks. I "fell" for their 50-cent gimmick just to secure a domain I never really wanted but figured I'd test the waters with. It gets a few bucks on parking, so I'm willing to low $1 getting it to GoDaddy

This is quite the scary thread. I will heed your advice.

But I must ask, with the years and experience under your belt, then why oh why would you fall for NetSol's 50-cent gimmick?

 

[alien51]

I'd like to test too. But i'm scared they would get my credit card number on their permanent database. And have to learn how to speak German just to file a complaint.

 

[Name Trader]

This is quite the scary thread. I will heed your advice.

But I must ask, with the years and experience under your belt, then why oh why would you fall for NetSol's 50-cent gimmick?

It appears to have worked for some people

 

[B&J]

Maybe you should try to transfer out one of the domain names from 1and1 first. Really a nightmare. It would discourage anyone.