99 cent Domains? Yes, read here...

[iowadawg]

If you want 99 cent domains, and can bear with 1&1, go here:
https://www.1and1.com/domain-names

.com and .info only

I am just passing this on because I am a nice guy and decided that you all should know of this promotion.

 

[Fatboy]

I am a nice guy

Agree with that : :Dito:

 

[webgear]

Regged one.. thansk for sharing!

 

[Sabre]

I'll register a domain with 1&1 if they pay me 99c. :]

 

[Kate]

I'll register a domain with 1&1 if they pay me 99c. :]

I wouldn't, probably not worth the hassle :]

 

[lothos]

I'll register a domain with 1&1 if they pay me 99c. :]

they'd have to pay me a lot more than that :hehe:

 

[dompro]

is it easy/possible to transfer out when the time comes?

 

[alien51]

is it easy/possible to transfer out when the time comes?

Transfer your domain out, as soon as the 60-day transfer lock is over.

That way, you have a full 305 days (10 months) to argue with the registrar if you encountered any transfer issues. The other registrar normally would credit your remaining time.

 

[GoKaizen]

Transfer your domain out, as soon as the 60-day transfer lock is over.

Yup!

It can take awhile to transfer out, so keep that in mind.

 

[Ms Domainer]

*

Trojan Horse Registrar.

Not domainer friendly.

Use at your peril.

*

 

[Ellen ong]

Hi all,

what's the meaning of :
Limit one $0.99.com domain per contract. Customers are limited to five $0.99.com contracts.

thanks

 

[RazorNF]

1&1 started as a hosting company, and its registrar services revolve around it.

An easy way to look at it, is to think of each contract as a hosting package connected to your account, only in this case the package contains a domain with no webhosting service.

This is how both you and they, can keep track of which domains were part of which promotions.

 

[Kate]

Exactly, that's one reason why you should use registrars for domains, not webhosts.
1&1 and the other big webhosts like Dreamhost are Icann registrars but their core business is hosting. Domainers also have specific needs and management of domains at 1&1 seems to be especially difficult (so I heard).

 

[alien51]

So in short, just use these codes to extend the life of your "is this worth anything?" -type of domains. lol

 

[GiftedDomains]

Transfer your domain out, as soon as the 60-day transfer lock is over.

Ok, so i register one domain with 1&1 for 1 dollar, then after 60 days transfer it out to Godaddy for 8 dollars.

Why not registering the domain right away with Godaddy for 6 dollars without the 1&1 hassle? lol

 

[Lakshan]

Do 1&1 provide free transfer out?
Do we need to call them to get autho code like some Chinese registrars?

 

[alien51]

Ok, so i register one domain with 1&1 for 1 dollar, then after 60 days transfer it out to Godaddy for 8 dollars.

Why not registering the domain right away with Godaddy for 6 dollars without the 1&1 hassle? lol

Transfer to 1&1, then transfer back to Godaddy, gives you 2 years reg period. So that's $1 + $8 = $9 (for 2 years)

Compare that with standard Godaddy coupon renewals of $8 each for 2 years = $16.

 

[teper]

Today i have applied for the registration of one .com domain with 1and1.
Even after giving them all the required info including my cc data, they haven't registered the domain till now. I also haven't received any email from them till now.

To 1&1 users:
Can i remove my cc data from 1and1?

 

[alien51]

This could be the 99-cent domain from hell. lol

Keep us posted, buddy.

 

[GiftedDomains]

believe me. its not worth the hassle for one domain.
Simply wait for the next 1$ , 2$ , 3$ Godaddy code.