Cheapest domain registrar?

[suthra]

R there any site providing cheapest domain registrations (Like 2$ per domain?) . I have some domains which i would like to register just for adsense.


sarathy.s

 

[TheOwner]

I believe the cheapest is DomainSite... http://www.domainsite.com/
6.99 for one Year reg.

The cheapest I know of anyways.

 

[peter phillips]

You can register domains at $2.99 per year at Yahoo. You can register popular domain name extensions like .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .us.

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/

 

[JoshHendo]

IMHO, I would not reccomend Yahoo as a domain register. Even though they are cheap, there are problems lots of the time. Search the form for keywords that relate to that. I do agree that Domain Site is the cheapest after yahoo, though I do think that namecheap.com is better, and not that much more, 8.88$ a domain. Though that is only my opinion. You probably can get cheaper domains if you reg in bukl. Search Google for more info on that .

-Josh :tu:

 

[weblord]

You can register domains at $2.99 per year at Yahoo. You can register popular domain name extensions like .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .us.

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/

this is not true when you go to the last page the checkout it changes to the actual price which is higher than the displayed price

 

[peter phillips]

this is not true when you go to the last page the checkout it changes to the actual price which is higher than the displayed price

So what's the actual price then?

 

[weblord]

im trying the check out now, now it's different it asks first for your credit card info before going in to checkout. and i won't fill out those forms just for me to know, im sure you can find lots of threads in here about that. hold on im searching for it.

here's the threads ive found about it:
http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/142768-yahoo-domains-why-so-cheap.html?highlight=2.99

and a warning too;
http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/143971-yahoo-registration-warning.html?highlight=2.99

http://www.namepros.com/domain-newbies/149366-whoah-yahoo-domains-cheap.html?highlight=2.99

 

[Nam]

I pay only $7.85 for .com

 

[Midano]

.COM - Price Comparison

 

[guillermobt]

ipowerweb.com is offering $2.95 domainnames BUT for my own experience: AVOID THEM (about 6 days and a dozen of e-mails to support team after I bought the name until I've finally received the info to manage it).

My favourite one is namecheap.com (you can lower that $8.88 with some coupon code) because of its complete control-panel. They're also giving WhoisGuard service for free.

 

[cache]

1and1.com is also pretty cheap, but a lot of people have problem with them.

 

[tk]

What TLDs are you looking to register.

Whiz.in offers .com for $7.15

 

[JSaez]

You can also get cheap names at godaddy with the coupon codes and some tricks that you can find here http://www.namepros.com/domain-name...omotional-codes.html?highlight=godaddy+coupon

 

[Dannoth]

Godaddy i would have thought.

 

[unholy1]

Fabulous at $6.95 for .com, .net, .org & $4.95 for .info
You can park your domains... easy push to other fab accounts..
You can have multiple usernames to log in to your account and assign specific rights to each user...
You can even use your Parking earnings to pay for your domain purchases...
Very secure... use Executive-lock for your most important domains... you can set your own conditions for domains in E-Lock to be un-locked...

 

[deleted984054565403]

Domainsarefree.com has $3.99 domains (lots of irony).

 

[smub]

cheap is not always the best, so i'd try to stay away from all the cheap comanies unless i see some nice reviews around. Domainsite offers .info for 1.99 so if you like you can check them out. Otherwise just register it here on namepros

for $$ domainsite is the cheapest.

 

[Dave_Z]

If you guys want to keep your domain names "safe", go with an actual domain
registrar.

If you hardly care about the names you register and are really "frugal", then
register with a reseller at your own risk.

 

[Bannen]

a few:

I reg'd a few names at Yahoo; for FIRST TIME reg'ers the price of the first name only was $2.99, after that I think it was 9.95 for additional names (dot.coms)... awhile back so not sure now. Wasn't crazy about them as registrar, limited functions and limited free services for your reg'd name.

All domains at Godaddy (dot.coms, that is) are $8.95 + ICANN .25, last time I looked. They OFTEN have sales of 10% off everything you buy. And for each non-domain name product of theirs you buy, you can register 1 name for 1.99. In other words, if you buy some service/product for 2 or 5 dollars, you can reg a domain for 1.99. Then you'd have to buy some other product, and you'll get ANOTHER domain for 1.99. Unlimited buys.
Godaddy has great services so seem to be the most popular these days (in fact they ARE) for registrar. Some of their practices I don't like - they often have 'glitches' where you type in one thing, and lo and behold as you click out of the page that thing is gone, replaced by something more expensive. That 'glitch' actually happens quite commonly, along with other practices which seem a little hard-sell. Too many things are set up to cost you more money, and too many things seem to have some 'bugs' in them and you really have to watch what you ckick on..
But, I still recommend them the most for reliability/viability/legitimacy in the services they provide.

Also have some reg's with 1and1.com. I think they offer the best deal if money is an issue; all their dot.coms are $5.99, and that includes ICANN fee. I've heard some have problems with them, so I only reg'd a few with them to try them out. No problems yet, they have been quick, simple, painless. No hidden costs that have come to light.
FYI, they have wonderfully intuitive starter websites. I usually have a pain in the arse when using online templates to build temp sites, but the 1and1 web page builder is (for what it is) wonderfully simple, complete, versatile, I was quite impressed with its clarity. (See my 'signature' below, if you like - it's built on one of their templates while I prepare my real site... I did it in no time at all. You can tell that... but the point here is they have wonderfully user-friendly starter sites if you need one in a pinch, easy even for non-geeks, and probably the most versatile of starter pages I've seen).

Those are the only companies I've reg'd through, hope it helps.

 

[Mike Robertson]

Fabulous at $6.95 for .com, .net, .org & $4.95 for .info
You can park your domains... easy push to other fab accounts..
You can have multiple usernames to log in to your account and assign specific rights to each user...
You can even use your Parking earnings to pay for your domain purchases...
Very secure... use Executive-lock for your most important domains... you can set your own conditions for domains in E-Lock to be un-locked...

Fabulous registrations are as follows:

.COM - $6.75
.ORG - $6.75
.INFO - $6.75
.NET - $4.75

Cheers,

Mike
Fabulous.com