Best registrant to renew 3000 .INFO domains

[SPADOMAINS]

Hello, I am looking for renew about 3000 .info domains, which is the registrant with the better prices? which do you know??

Thanks a lot
Dani

 

[dvdrip]

Advertising your reseller account? Nice...

 

[SPADOMAINS]

Picassoface, the price of renewal info is 9,50usd, this is really expensive...Sorry

 

[Credit]

Use GoDaddy - they are runnin .99 sale on bulks

 

[draggar]

GD - $0.99 even for singles. A bulk like that might get you a better deal (might).

 

[SPADOMAINS]

But I have been looking and in godaddy the price of 0,99usd is only for new registrations, for renewals is 8 or 9usd...

 

[HWW]

namecheap have .info (I assume for transfer too) for $5.88 first year - plus if you write to support and request a code they offer a discount for those who have over 50 domains in their account.

Godaddy offer 7.99 .info transfers - you should be able to get this down with a godaddy promo code or bulk transfer

Dani it might be worth writing to your favorite registrar and asking what the best deal they could offer you on a 3000 domain transfer is - you lose nothing by asking!
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[thevirtual]

You are using the wrong term, a registrant is a person who registers a domain. A "registrar" is the one who fulfills domain registrations.

 

[muris]

verify bulk transfer prices of the following:
Moniker
Dynadot
Fabulous

 

[AYOGlobe]

for me, Godaddy and namecheap are the most trusted and best for this even if they are not the cheapest, good luck.

 

[WeirdHomer]

Take a look at Name.com

Cheap, good ervsice, good support, i have been using them for some time now and they are the best for me.

 

[Varchar]

Cheapest definitely name.com... $5.99 for .info transfer. What I did is that I let most of my .info dropped and reg'ed back some of the better ones for $1.99 at dynadot. It's risky, but is the cheapest way. People don't pick up .info as crazy as before anymore.

 

[accent]

Before you go swinging that kind of money around -- better find out if they are worth renewing. I tell you right now that if you just bought them last year, unless you had some very special way to find them, that many, most, or nearly all of them are not worth it.

Post some for appraisal - or (much) better yet try to sell some. Use that knowledge and the hit/click data from parking to make your decisions (if you have not had them parked even a few weeks can give you an idea of the traffic). It is not easy to let go. It is the .info trap and we all fall in - the trick is finding the few gems that will make it worthwhile.

 

[yours]

use www.yoursdomain.com they offering 1.99

 

[DNB]

use www.yoursdomain.com they offering 1.99

.info transferUSD 7.69 ?