urgent : where to get cheapest domain name?

mybiz · **urgent : where to get cheapest domain name? -** 16-03-2008, 01:26 PM

hi..
my domain name has expired and need to renew it.
where do u guys recommend i can get it?
i bought mine last time when exabytes was having promo for rm0.99 per domain name..
anyone know of similar sales/offers going on right now?

regards.

louiss · 16-03-2008, 02:57 PM

Go to yahoo with this link: Yahoo! Domains: Secure Domain Name Registration and you will get $1.99 for a domain. Get it now before expired!

seachen · 16-03-2008, 03:50 PM

i think only new registration provide in cheaper cost.

for your case is domain transfer, normally i cost RM 35

Cognigens · 03-04-2008, 05:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by louiss

Go to yahoo with this link: Yahoo! Domains: Secure Domain Name Registration and you will get $1.99 for a domain. Get it now before expired!

if you don't mind the hassle to save a few bucks (during the first year only), yahoo might be ok...

There have been instances when yahoo still charge customers automatically for the subsequent years even after customer's domains got already transferred away to another registrar! (their billing was somehow not synchronized with its domain registration system). But of course a call to the customer service (US toll-free number) can get the refund -- only if the customers realized such errors, and would actually complained though

the problem with big companies are that they normally cannot answer emails (or SMS!) for support, sales or account. you'd have to make the phone call, every time, which they normally excel, on the other hand.

louiss · 03-04-2008, 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cognigens

if you don't mind the hassle to save a few bucks (during the first year only), yahoo might be ok...

There have been instances when yahoo still charge customers automatically for the subsequent years even after customer's domains got already transferred away to another registrar! (their billing was somehow not synchronized with its domain registration system). But of course a call to the customer service (US toll-free number) can get the refund -- only if the customers realized such errors, and would actually complained though

the problem with big companies are that they normally cannot answer emails (or SMS!) for support, sales or account. you'd have to make the phone call, every time, which they normally excel, on the other hand.

Transfer your domain after 60 days purchase, everything will be fine! and remove the auto charge in yahoo domain!

louiss · 03-04-2008, 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cognigens

if you don't mind the hassle to save a few bucks (during the first year only), yahoo might be ok...

There have been instances when yahoo still charge customers automatically for the subsequent years even after customer's domains got already transferred away to another registrar! (their billing was somehow not synchronized with its domain registration system). But of course a call to the customer service (US toll-free number) can get the refund -- only if the customers realized such errors, and would actually complained though

the problem with big companies are that they normally cannot answer emails (or SMS!) for support, sales or account. you'd have to make the phone call, every time, which they normally excel, on the other hand.

Transfer your domain after 60 days purchase, everything will be fine! and remove the auto charge in yahoo domain!

calvynlee · 10-04-2008, 09:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by louiss

remove the auto charge in yahoo domain!

this is the most important, ifyou does not delete it, although your domain already not with yahoo, but they will charge you on the next year...

I experience this, lucky my debit card expired, so yahoo charge me, but unable to get thought

RajaDomain · 17-04-2008, 02:32 PM

please visit worldcheapdomain (dot) com..
we provide domain services,managed dns n emel forwarding..

.com domain only <RM 27

Managed DNS RM 2.10..

emel admin(at)worldcheapdomain.com for info

helloname · 21-04-2008, 05:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mybiz

hi..
my domain name has expired and need to renew it.
where do u guys recommend i can get it?
i bought mine last time when exabytes was having promo for rm0.99 per domain name..
anyone know of similar sales/offers going on right now?

regards.

You can try to transfer it to mydomain.com, which cost you only $6 USD with coupon code " htmli.info" which can save u 15% of entire order.

helloname · 21-04-2008, 05:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cognigens

if you don't mind the hassle to save a few bucks (during the first year only), yahoo might be ok...

There have been instances when yahoo still charge customers automatically for the subsequent years even after customer's domains got already transferred away to another registrar! (their billing was somehow not synchronized with its domain registration system). But of course a call to the customer service (US toll-free number) can get the refund -- only if the customers realized such errors, and would actually complained though

the problem with big companies are that they normally cannot answer emails (or SMS!) for support, sales or account. you'd have to make the phone call, every time, which they normally excel, on the other hand.

I would said no-no for those who planning to register domain with yahoo. I myself try and experience before...

redtemplar · 21-04-2008, 06:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mybiz

hi..
my domain name has expired and need to renew it.
where do u guys recommend i can get it?
i bought mine last time when exabytes was having promo for rm0.99 per domain name..
anyone know of similar sales/offers going on right now?

regards.

Hi mybiz,

As it name suggests, RM0.99 offer which Exabytes offered last time was named as Domain Name Crazy Sales, so it is not likely you can find any "crazy" price like that anytime.

Anyway Exabytes currently is also offer RM 27.70/yr for TLD domain (.com/net/org/info/biz) and my 2LD at only RM 77/yr in conjunction with Exabytes's 7th anniversary celebration.

Perhaps you can go and check it out.