.biz GoDaddy offer $3.95 .biz until 31th Dec.

[9495]

It was $4.95, and now $3.95.

 

[www.AmCy.org]

It was $4.95, and now $3.95.

I guess .BIZ registrations are on the decline. Registrars may start whoring .BIZ out like they did with .INFO.

AmCy

 

[9495]

I guess .BIZ registrations are on the decline. Registrars may start whoring .BIZ out like they did with .INFO.

AmCy

Maybe. :lol:

 

[mole]

I guess .BIZ registrations are on the decline. Registrars may start whoring .BIZ out like they did with .INFO.

I guess you may be a bit too young to realise that .COM was free for many years when it started.

 

[mole]

Forgot to mention, whenever you take up any of these Godaddy "promotions", you explicitly agree to renew for another year at whatever prices Godaddy decides. It's called bait and hook in marketing.

 

[www.AmCy.org]

I guess you may be a bit too young to realise that .COM was free for many years when it started.

Wow, I don't remember that at all! .COM's for free?? Must have been back in the "free love" sixties.

AmCy

 

[www.AmCy.org]

Forgot to mention, whenever you take up any of these Godaddy "promotions", you explicitly agree to renew for another year at whatever prices Godaddy decides. It's called bait and hook in marketing.

It's a marketing tactic but I wouldn't go so far as to call it a bait-n-switch scam. The price is good for a year and there is no obligation to renew in the future. You can always transfer the domain away.

AmCy

 

[mole]

It's a marketing tactic but I wouldn't go so far as to call it a bait-n-switch scam. The price is good for a year and there is no obligation to renew in the future. You can always transfer the domain away.

95% of Godaddy customers are domain nerds. The other 5% may be like you :cy:

 

[Riceman]

It's called bait and hook in marketing.

The typical blowdaddy way

 

[1rrr1]

Forgot to mention, whenever you take up any of these Godaddy "promotions", you explicitly agree to renew for another year at whatever prices Godaddy decides. It's called bait and hook in marketing.

well you can always transfer the name away.

 

[dgridley]

That's kind of implicit anywhere tho...

Forgot to mention, whenever you take up any of these Godaddy "promotions", you explicitly agree to renew for another year at whatever prices Godaddy decides. It's called bait and hook in marketing.

 

[www.AmCy.org]

95% of Godaddy customers are domain nerds. The other 5% may be like you :cy:

Yes: we Go Daddy nerds have some serious toys in the attic. No doubt.

AmCy

 

[Anthony]

That's kind of implicit anywhere tho...

Good point. It's not a trick if everyone is doing it -- that's how renewal and transfers work.