How do I get the Moniker discount?

[JasMate]

I have heard that moniker will sell domains to domainers for about 1/2 the usual price, can someone point me in the right direction

Thanks.

 

[jeter4982]

Shoot off an email to Don Lyons ([email protected]), and he will take care of you. Just mention you are interested in the NP pricing, and tell him your account details at Moniker, and he will take care of anything.

Tom

 

[JasMate]

Shoot off an email to Don Lyons ([email protected]), and he will take care of you. Just mention you are interested in the NP pricing, and tell him your account details at Moniker, and he will take care of anything.

Tom

Have done, thanks Tom

 

[domainer50]

Wished i knew about this a few weeks ago =)

 

[cache]

I tried to contact the generic moniker support about NP pricing. I was told I
have to deposit $500 first. Is this true?

 

[Dan]

I tried to contact the generic moniker support about NP pricing. I was told I
have to deposit $500 first. Is this true?

Nope.. no deposit at all.

 

[IAmAllanShore]

There seems to be some difference in message as to whether or not the deposit is required. I know that it wasn't for me, and hasn't been for many, but others have had to have a deposit. I think it has something to do with the anticipated value of adding you as a customer, as well as who you ask to set up the account.
The deposit wouldn't be a huge deal anyway; you're going to use it, so might as well start a declining balance early rather than late
-Allan :gl:

 

[jeter4982]

I tried to contact the generic moniker support about NP pricing. I was told I
have to deposit $500 first. Is this true?

I was told that I either had to make the deposit, or have my prices raised from $6.95 to $7.25. Since I didn't want to throw down $500 initially, I went for the $7.25 pricing, which is still a great price IMO. But as Allan said I think a lot of it depends on what type of customer you will be for them. I don't have that big of a portfolio currently, but if you are a big customer I am sure they would waive the requirement for you.

Tom