GoDaddy Multiple Registrant Single Account Question

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Does anybody know if you can keep domains registered to more than one registrant in a single Godaddy account. Several of my domains are owned by companies I own but I'd like to keep them in a single Godaddy account so I can benefit from bulk renewal discounts. Is this allowed?
 
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I guess so, just change whois but keep same email.
i'm sure some anorak will go and check tos for u :sold:
 
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just to be safe and sure, ask them about it
http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/support_submit_question.asp

akcampbell said:
Does anybody know if you can keep domains registered to more than one registrant in a single Godaddy account. Several of my domains are owned by companies I own but I'd like to keep them in a single Godaddy account so I can benefit from bulk renewal discounts. Is this allowed?
 
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Yes, I believe you can create sub accounts with separate login permissions to access them.

With any registrar, it really doesn't matter who owns the account. The owner of the domain is the named registrant. There are many web developers who hold their client's names in a single account. The good ones will register them in the names of their client though and not for themselves.
 
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I have domains with more than 1 registrant in my GoDaddy account.
 
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you should be able just to change the whois contact for them.
 
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