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Cheap Domain registrations?? .com => 2.95$ ?

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i REGISTERED SOME .com DOMAINS AT MapName.com @ 2.95$ (2 months ago)

I used copun code : save12


Can u try?

Or anywhere cheaper than this are nearer?
 
Are the domains registered to you? They appear to be a Tucows reseller.
 
Thats amazing,they must be loseing 3-4 bucks per name. Isnt there some catch?
Bad service? Limited features?
Its just too good to be true.
 
Indeed, it's suspicious ... they don't mention Icann accreditation, nor for whom they resell... the terms page is very limited. They're also DBA DewDesigns ... a Google search doesn't reveal much.

I would only use it to reg test domains and not the most critical ones (until you are absolutely sure that they're OK and legit.) Especially in terms of who is listed as the Registrant (as per DaveZan1's comment above...)

Rob
 
I found them on google. ( Cheap domain names)
I don't know much. But I registered some domains.
Also they show whois record only their name. ( They say it is whois protection)
Anywhere to register domains less than $3.99 ( I register for this price)
 
this is strange.
as far as i know, one has to pay extra to get whois protection service.

cheapbuying said:
Also they show whois record only their name. ( They say it is whois protection)
 
Romow,

It is not necessary: hostonce.com does the same. They put their company's name in the WHOIS, to protect your privacy, unless you explicitly want to have your names. Of course, the domain remain yours. May be the protection price is included in their prices.

Chumvi
 
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