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Dotster.com & Mydomain.com are extending the cheap .info domain offer till the end of January.

Register an unlimited number of new .INFO domains for only 99¢ each!!

Just use the coupon code 99infodot for Dotster.com and 99infomyd for MyDomain.com.

You can also save 15% off any order at MyDomain.com, Dotster.com & Domain.com with coupon code "bargaincat.com"
 
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You know, I was actually looking forward to this being over.

My mind equates .99 almost as "free" and I have very little resistance to buying these things. So I end up with a pile of them - and the knowledge that next year they will not at all be cheap.
 
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accentnepal said:
You know, I was actually looking forward to this being over.

My mind equates .99 almost as "free" and I have very little resistance to buying these things. So I end up with a pile of them - and the knowledge that next year they will not at all be cheap.

Ah, I was wondering when this will be over too. Been getting too many .info lately. :hehe:

Thanks for sharing. :)
 
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Great news. I still have a few I want to register :)
 
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What about their renewal fees?


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A few minutes later.
I don´t get the idea..? I registered at Dotster to find out. Well .99 for a year
and a lot extra for private whois if.. but for two years, 16.44 so... ??

At name.com .info is 2.99 for one year and 8.76 for two years, private whois is free.

Or would you gladly pay in a year, how do you reason?
 
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accentnepal said:
My mind equates .99 almost as "free" and I have very little resistance to buying these things. So I end up with a pile of them - and the knowledge that next year they will not at all be cheap.
LMAO! Classic!

<heads off to reg the next segment of proxy network>
 
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My mind equates 15.45 for renewal as robbery and I have total resistance to buying these things.

:lol:
 
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The trick is transferring out for the 2nd year or drop it. :lol:
 
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competentdomains, Renewal is $7.66 at Mydomain if you use the 15% coupon that I gave in my first thread which is one of the better prices around for renewals (even less for bulk). The 15% off coupon also works at Dotster if you prefer to reg there but it will cost more their to renew. Transfers to Mydomain with the 15% off coupon is only $6.25. ;)
 
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onewordonly said:
competentdomains, Renewal is $7.66 at Mydomain if you use the 15% coupon that I gave in my first thread which is one of the better prices around for renewals (even less for bulk). The 15% off coupon also works at Dotster if you prefer to reg there but it will cost more their to renew. Transfers to Mydomain with the 15% off coupon is only $6.25. ;)

Is that coupon available in a year, in two etc? Cost for private whois if considered? Methinks I saw the cost was above 4 $ for a year. Even if a coupon would be used the cost is unrealistic for most small domainers so why use Dotster?

I wrote above that name.com takes 2.99 for one year .info and 8.76 for two years, private whois is free. And Moniker just slightly over that.
 
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competentdomains said:
Is that coupon available in a year, in two etc? Cost for private whois if considered? Methinks I saw the cost was above 4 $ for a year. Even if a coupon would be used the cost is unrealistic for most small domainers so why use Dotster?

I wrote above that name.com takes 2.99 for one year .info and 8.76 for two years, private whois is free. And Moniker just slightly over that.

the "bargaincat.com" 15% off coupon is ongoing, has been going for over 1 year now. Well the .99c .info is very popular as many people like it but it might not be for you! I just purchased another 7 domains just now, time to sleep... :)
 
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lzy said:
The trick is transferring out for the 2nd year or drop it. :lol:
Don't know about you guys, but I know a lot more about a domain after I have had it for a while. Part is the stats, although most infos do not get much traffic. But the big thing is mental - mulling it over for possible uses, angles for sale and such. So in a year I will have a much better idea which of this flock is worth keeping. And of course I will transfer those to somewhere reasonable.
 
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accentnepal said:
Don't know about you guys, but I know a lot more about a domain after I have had it for a while. Part is the stats, although most infos do not get much traffic. But the big thing is mental - mulling it over for possible uses, angles for sale and such. So in a year I will have a much better idea which of this flock is worth keeping. And of course I will transfer those to somewhere reasonable.

I agree, I often find a few gems out of say 10-20 new domains that have quite a bit of targeted traffic for the keywords. Last year I purchased some environment friendly .infos that have done well in parking and developed sites. Some did well straight away while others took nearly a year.
 
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I just used the coupon at Dotster, works well, cheers :)
 
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nikki o said:
I just used the coupon at Dotster, works well, cheers :)
your welcome. I plan to grab a few more before the 31st just in case we don't see them at this price again. finding names is a bit difficult since my favorite name finder site hasn't been working lately...
 
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my renewal rate at moniker is like 4.90

I also only pay 1.00 at moniker for privacy
 
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bradocconor said:
my renewal rate at moniker is like 4.90

I also only pay 1.00 at moniker for privacy
thats a good rate, I guess you must have quite a few names with them.
 
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Mydomain are better for renewals, with the bargaincat.com coupon I was able to renew bulk for just over $5 each. I'm going to go for one more round of bulk .infos before the coupon stops & that will do me I think, have a lot of work to do now ato develop tham all. p)
 
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anymore $0.99 dot info offer guys?

thanks
 
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