Low Cost Domain Names

[mixsms]

I want to register lots of domains but with cost effective price. I heard about YAHOO DOMAINS offering 1.99$ per domain.

I found coupon but when I applied it says Expired.

Anybody can please tell me the latest active coupon to apply?

Thanks in Advance.

 

[dompro]

YDMCALL

Offer expires 06/30/2013. Offer applies to the first year of service for a single Yahoo! Domains purchase only

 

[lothos]

Yahoo domains has a high renewal price.

 

[jyotsna01]

if you want to sell or buy domains go at SEDO and Godaddy (premium listings for .COM/.Net and Godaddy auctions for .TV) and via direct Whois contact than at Afternic.
moreover yahoo domains cost high renewal prices..
so best option with you is sedo...
hope it helps you...happy blogging...!!

 

[Bannen]

I want to register lots of domains but with cost effective price. I heard about YAHOO DOMAINS offering 1.99$ per domain.

I found coupon but when I applied it says Expired.

Anybody can please tell me the latest active coupon to apply?

Thanks in Advance.

Yahoo's 1.99 deal is only for your first domain, not for multiples.

Also, as a registrar Yahoo is not particularly domainer-friendly, almost no domainer uses them in the trade, generally only beginners and non-domainers reg names there.

Probably the most consistent registrar for good coupons is Godaddy, but other registrars toss occasional good coupons too. Many registrars offer you a permanent discount on all names when you commit to buying in bulk, each sets its own minimum and offers a different deal. For example if you have 50 or more domains with Namecheap they will (after you ask them) attach a permanent discount code to your account, which works even if your number of domains falls below 50 later on.

Please reg carefully! Too many newbies go reg-wild on names before developing a clear strong plan for what they want to do with the names. Some reg for minisites or larger development, some reg for personal interest, some for parking, some for end users, some reg a mishmash for all the above, etc. But whatever you do, have a clear plan and don't just reg names because they 'seem cool and someone might buy them'.

Good luck, welcome to Namepros

 

[infmoney]

I am a big Godaddy fan for their constant coupons, renewal prices, and the fact that most endusers use Godaddy as well.

I just recently picked up a couple of domains from other registrars and their renewal prices on .coms are roughly $2-$3 more than Godaddy's which doesn't seem like much but when you're talking about 100-200+ domains the price can kill you.

I'd recommend Godaddy all day.

 

[rmg]

http://domainpromocodes.com/coupons/yahoo/

 

[GoKaizen]

Check Internetbs.net or other low cost domain registrars which do not charge for WhoIs privacy. GD charges $10 for privacy!

 

[Name Trader]

Yahoo domains has a high renewal price.

And I hear they are difficult to transfer away from. Rendering Yahoo a bad place to buy domains.