I need to register more than 100 .COMs. Where?

[irongloves]

I need to register more than 100 .COM domains istantly, getting to more than 2000 by the end of this year.

WHAT I NEED:
-.com domain registration per 1 year
-URL forwarding or DNS (to forward name to my parking page or server)
-Private whois (this is optional, not required)

Where do you suggest me to register?
Who has the lowest price?

Thanks
Irongloves

[memmst]

Moniker.

All you need and best security in the biz imo.

[biggedon]

enom

get a reseller account

change name servers/url forwarding

bulk registrations

set-up sub accounts

free pushing of domains to other enom accounts

let me know if you need assistance

free website options

[irongloves]

Hello guys,

Thank you for your fast reply.
I just checked both.
ENOM offers the lowest price of $6.95 for .com
MONIKER $7.50

I also just checked 1&1. They are offering $5.99 (just for first year, i Know)

No other deals? I mean ENOM seems good as the price will be that for a lot of time. Any suggestion? Maybe it's worth to start with 1&1 and then change?

Thanks for your wisdom
Irongloves

[dolansco]

1&1 suck .... IMO

moniker & enom are the 2 best ....

Personally i prefer Moniker ..

[KING dot NET]

Enom for reseller
Cheaper registration to NeedName.com ETP

[Stinos]

Dynadot.com

http://www.dynadot.com/company/prices_bulk.html

I use them for over a year now, and no complaints about them. Good service and a good website/interface.

[garyrcanuck]

I have used probably at least 6 registrars. Personally Ilike GoDaddy. There seems to be a lot of negative posts about them but I have had no problems, They appear secure, easy to transfer, easy to use, you always can reg or renew a domain for less than $7 if you used saving codes. The worst in my opinion was 1&1 and netfirms. i use 10 dollar for .ca. Just started with them and they are great

[irongloves]

OK,

I think I will definitely dump the 1&1 option as they have to bad reputation .

I think I have to chose between enom and moniker. Which one of the two offer privacy registration included in the domain price? (I think they ask for additional $).

Anyone have experience with Directi.com? They seems to offer $6.49 domains and for $0.30 more (per domain) they offer DSN/mail forwarding and DNS Management getting the price per domain to $6.79. Seems a good offer...

Thanks for your opinions
Irongloves

[Seraphim]

Go with enom or GoDaddy. Don't use Moniker, they suck big time, they have the worst customer support in the business.

[petrosc]

basically if you call moniker and give them your dnforum user name and ask for the special DNF pricing, they will give you $6.95 for .com/org, $5.45 for .net and other special pricing. URL forwarding is free and whois protection costs an additional $1 per name per year.

my second choice would be dynadot

[irongloves]

Hi,

Just for your own info I did find the "solution" for me.

I just kept using my old registrar, GoDaddy. They made me $6.69 per domain (including ICANN). No surprise I registered 270 domains in first day

I know their DNS management could be a little slow but I think they are still the best around.

Honestly, I tried to go with eNom (due to positive feedbacks here) but they answered my info-requesting email after 2 days. If this is the customer support (considering it was from a possible customer too).

Anyway...Thanks for your help and your precious info.

Yours Truly
Irongloves

[snicksnack]

I hope that you are not in the typo business, otherwise GoDaddy might become a very costly experience.

[irongloves]

I hope that you are not in the typo business, otherwise GoDaddy might become a very costly experience.

Of course not.
I already had a bad experience myself about TM and copyright domains (costed me $18,000 out-of-court settlement) in the past. I'm not in that business.

I know it's quite lucrative but too much risk for me. I prefer to live a quiet life

My strategy is based more on the "small income x high quantity"

[prateekj]

I suggest you check out ResellerClub. They are selling most TLDs including .com at 6.49.