$6.59 cnobin.com reseller account on auction

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Register .com/.net/.org domains for just $6.59.

If you want discount pricing like this you have to prepay $1500, usually.

This account let's you register names at that price without the big upfront payment. There is no middleman, this account is directly under cnobin.

cnobin.com reseller page

Premier Account Pricelist

Bids start at $50. No reserve. Ends 48 hours after first bid.

Thanks

 

[FruitFish]

Aren't these free? I got mine free a long time ago.

 

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like enom, they are not free anymore.

 

[FruitFish]

Are you serios? Woohoo!

 

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Originally posted by FruitFish
Are you serios? Woohoo!

Yeah, and the pricing is even better than enom!

 

[Promediary]

I stumbled upon this registrar some time ago and, although impressed with their pricing, was (and remain) concerned about the potential complications and consequences of dispute which might thereafter arise. Disputes are governed within the aegis of the People's Republic of China, where cnobin.com is based and held as an asset of the State.

Suffice it to say, in a mighty, but oppressive nation in which absolute law is dicated by the Communist Party and challenges thereto routinely land the offenders in labor camps, "complicated" is pretty much tantamount to "Goodbye, domains" ... unless, of course, you know a litigation attorney in Shanghai who has not yet been jailed for challenging the State.

Furthermore, domain equities held by a Chinese registrar would surely be at catostrophic risk in the event of a breach in routinely volatile relations between the US and China.

Pricing makes this opportunity worthy of a look. But think very carefully before you leap.

Scott

 

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i would like to remind you that this is a sales thread. if you want to discuss such issues please do so in another forum. cnobin is a very reliable registrar.

 

[Promediary]

No disrespect intended, Dot. Really. Nor is my post intended to arouse unnecessary doubt as to cnobin's reliability.

However, when entrusting valuable domain equities to a registrar which, in actuality, is owned by and controlled by The People's Republic of China, political stability and recourse in the event of a dispute are relevant issues. Were they not, I'd likely bid on your reseller account. It's a terrific deal.

My comments were not intended to discouraged bidders, but rather just given them a moment's pause to consider the potential implications.

Nevertheless, the more I think about it, the more I lean toward your thinking and concur that my observations would probably have been more appropriate in a separate thread. Please accept my regrets.

 

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Originally posted by DomainMyName
No disrespect intended, Dot. Really. Nor is my post intended to arouse unnecessary doubt as to cnobin's reliability.

However, when entrusting valuable domain equities to a registrar which, in actuality, is owned by and controlled by The People's Republic of China, political stability and recourse in the event of a dispute are relevant issues. Were they not, I'd likely bid on your reseller account. It's a terrific deal.

My comments were not intended to discouraged bidders, but rather just given them a moment's pause to consider the potential implications.

Nevertheless, the more I think about it, the more I lean toward your thinking and concur that my observations would probably have been more appropriate in a separate thread. Please accept my regrets.

No problem. I agree with what you said, but I haven't had any problems with Cnobin.

Have a great domain day