Which is the cheapest place to register .com in bulk?

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NameBright minimum prefund is $15.

If you pay via Paypal they will deduct 3% from your prefund amount.

(Example : If you prefund your account with $50 via Paypal you will get $48.50)
 
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NameBright minimum prefund is $15.

If you pay via Paypal they will deduct 3% from your prefund amount.

(Example : If you prefund your account via Paypal you will get $48.50)

You meant to say "If you prefund your account with $50 via Paypal you will get $48.50" ;)

So if you buy a $8.03 .com domain at namebright with your balance you will in fact have paid around $8.27 (due to the 3% paypal or credit card fee that was previously charged for funding your account) but that's still cheaper than anywhere else.
 
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You meant to say "If you prefund your account with $50 via Paypal you will get $48.50" ;)

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You meant to say "If you prefund your account with $50 via Paypal you will get $48.50" ;)

So if you buy a $8.03 .com domain at namebright with your balance you will in fact have paid around $8.27 (due to the 3% paypal or credit card fee that was previously charged for funding your account) but that's still cheaper than anywhere else.

Yes. But if you prepay through Creditcard there will be no additional 3% deduction.
 
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Yes. But if you prepay through Creditcard there will be no additional 3% deduction.
Actually there is.
This is what I see inside my dashboard: You are going to fund your account with credit card ending in **** which expires December of 2020. There will be a 3% credit card processing fee for funding this account. You will not be charged a credit card processing fee when making purchases on NameBright.

So they don't charge a credit card fee for making direct domain purchases but they do charge a 3% credit card fee for funding your account.
 
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Actually there is.
This is what I see inside my dashboard: You are going to fund your account with credit card ending in **** which expires December of 2020. There will be a 3% credit card processing fee for funding this account. You will not be charged a credit card processing fee when making purchases on NameBright.

So they don't charge a credit card fee for making direct domain purchases but they do charge a 3% credit card fee for funding your account.

Oh!

I usually pay through Paypal, I have contacted Namebright owner and he told me that there will be no 3% fee for prefund through creditcard. (But it was nearly 1 year ago).

They might have changed their pricing.
 
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Oh!

I usually pay through Paypal, I have contacted Namebright owner and he told me that there will be no 3% fee prefund through creditcard. (But it was nearly 1 year ago).

They might have changed their pricing.
Yeah I remember seeing the same a while ago (no fees for funding your account with a creditcard) but I guess they changed it.

You can however send a check to NameBright to prefund your account and then you will pay no additional fees and you will be able to get .coms at $8.03 per domain once your account has funds on it (you will of course lose the price of a postage stamp ;) )
 
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yea 3% catch is there with CC ...at last does not not make much difference .....waiting for $1 offer is a good option as iam planning 1000 + .com
 
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yea 3% catch is there with CC ...at last does not not make much difference .....waiting for $1 offer is a good option as iam planning 1000 + .com
A $1 offer will be for one domain, not 1000.
 
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domain.com or dotster provided $1.93 i guess per .com for unlimited registration just a while back
 
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domain.com or dotster provided $1.93 i guess per .com for unlimited registration just a while back
I thought that was for one domain, maybe I'm wrong.
Either way .com discounts like that don't happen a lot anymore and are usually for a single domain.

Back in the days when Godaddy was offering $1-$2 domain coupons on a daily/weekly basis things were different.
 
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i got like 50 domains in that 1.93 offer with single a/c so iam sure its not for 1 domain...
 
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i got like 50 domains in that 1.93 offer with single a/c so iam sure its not for 1 domain...
Well like I said I was wrong then but I'm sure discounts like that are an exception. You can of course wait and hope for a similar promotion but I wouldn't hold my breath.
 
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there might or might not be a $2 promo soon. nobody knows for sure as things have changed lately
you can register a .com sub-$8 but it is nowhere close to the $2 at EIG owned sites when they run a promo
 
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I think godaddy is the cheapest! I never use them anymore since 2013, because everyday, they almost email me about product! and its annoying! I prefer with namecheap, cause less spam, and good news is they always announce coupon 10% off every month! but if godaddy give $1 for com I will change my mind and start to use them again!
 
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Go daddy is no more cheap
 
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Dotster is running a 18% off promo. I just posted about it. Check the Domain coupons and offers forum
 
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$8.19 just saw ...doesn't make much of a difference
 
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Well like I said I was wrong then but I'm sure discounts like that are an exception. You can of course wait and hope for a similar promotion but I wouldn't hold my breath.
Recently hostpapa offered unlimited 1st year .com $1 registration. Now ended already.

Domain.com and her children registrar netfirms, dotster, mydomain offering $1.99 per .com domain name every now and then. Sometimes can be used with discount coupon codes up to 25%, valid for transfer as well. Now they are offering again $1.99 .com deal.
 
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