Amount of years you registered your domain for?

[rcep]

I registered my domain for 10 years. Looks insane right? So tell us, what is the max years you've registered a domain you own?

Vote and comment!

 

[D'oh]

premium names 10 years, standard domains 1 year.

 

[rcep]

I did that exactly like you.

I have one main domain for 10 years plus another rubish one for a year and not plaing to renew that one.

 

[tm]

One for every name I've ever reg'd

 

[slaughterbeck]

One year for domain names meant for resell purposes unless it’s an especially high quality name and I wish to disillusion potential buyers from hopes of acquiring a name on the drop. At least three years and as many as ten years for domains meant for development because Google started including length of registration into their algorithms last year.




Best wishes,
Kimmy

 

[weblord]

usually 2 years for me for .Ph - Philippines domain
and 1 year for others like .com, .net
not unless specified by local client to register for more years.

 

[rcep]

aha do u know any domain providers allow domain registration for more than 10 years ?

 

[weblord]

you mean you go beyond 10 years? hold on i search...

sorry man i can't refer registrars that will go beyond 10 years that will be stable that's the problem we've never been there and since mostly mine are 2 years im not the person to ask for it. sorry can't help here. yeah sure I searched but I never used them before so I can't tell.

 

[RJ]

Domains cannot be registered for more than 10 years in advance. Network Solutions though has a 100 year registration service where you pay them $1000 and they will renew your domain an extra year, every year, for the next 90 years.

I'm pretty much the same as you on this one. I have a few names that I know I'll be holding onto long term, and I've gone ahead and done a 10 year renewal. Might as well do it now right?

 

[ThreeD]

premium names 10 years, standard domains 1 year.

same here, premiums are a keeper and those are the ones we develop huge websites for

 

[fab]

I regged mine for 3 years, that's for my personal email. Others only regged for 1 year.

 

[FanCube]

I reg all mine for 1 year and hope that to get a cheap promo code for renewals a year later

I add once in a while a year extra to important domains.

 

[rcep]

you mean you go beyond 10 years? hold on i search...

sorry man i can't refer registrars that will go beyond 10 years that will be stable that's the problem we've never been there and since mostly mine are 2 years im not the person to ask for it. sorry can't help here. yeah sure I searched but I never used them before so I can't tell.

Thank you

Domains cannot be registered for more than 10 years in advance. Network Solutions though has a 100 year registration service where you pay them $1000 and they will renew your domain an extra year, every year, for the next 90 years.

I'm pretty much the same as you on this one. I have a few names that I know I'll be holding onto long term, and I've gone ahead and done a 10 year renewal. Might as well do it now right?

Thanks RJ

 

[AmD950]

usaully 1.

 

[worldstar]

1 year definitely. will renew the name if it is good engouth and not sold.

 

[DropLister]

I have one until 2009 because it was cheap and i liked the domain, otherwise i just renew yearly. Ive seen some government .us domains regged for like 2050.

 

[rcep]

I have one until 2009 because it was cheap and i liked the domain, otherwise i just renew yearly. Ive seen some government .us domains regged for like 2050.

Whats a lot


anyways ,when ever i renew i say the price of the domain at NP might increase let me register few years
after that i find out that the price decreased . that happened to me twise after renewing or buying a domain the price decrease

Staff will there be a decrease in price coming soon ? cuz in the last days ive registered my domain for the next years till 2015
Will the price decrease once again ?

 

[QualityNames.com]

My last name. Exp. 2013

 

[AdoptableDomains]

Names I have developed, or plan on keeping 2 to 5 years.

Names for resale mormally one year. Sometimes two on a premium one just as extra insurance that I don't forget to renew and have to do so as often.

Oh, and also whatever the minimum is for the TLD. My few .aero domains still require 2 years at a time.

 

[Peter]

I have only been registering them for 2 years up until now. But I am planning on registering them for 10 years when they come close to renewal.