Cheapest Domain Reseller?

[Preoccupy]

namecheap.com is a registar or reseller? :typing:

I use monker too, but also recommend:

http://NameCheap.com

You pay a bit more than regular enom but you do get a much better interface, added value, and you can get domains for around $7 with coupon codes. The latest coupon code i have for namecheap is:

Yaffaspecial

 

[esurfan]

namecheap.com is enom's reseller

 

[Bookworm SEO]

Has anybody tried Registerfly reseller? They said its $6.50

http://www.seomoz.org/blogdetail.php?ID=1363

Basically, your domain expires or is close to it, they snatch it during the 45 days allowed to a registrar, and if it makes any money, you're screwed.

 

[Black Murdoch]

I'm surprised 1and1.com has not been mentioned. It's by far the cheapest at only $5.99. Thats where most of my domains are registered, over 600 names.
Ant reason why no one has mentioned 1and1.com...just curious?

 

[domainfun]

I'm surprised 1and1.com has not been mentioned. It's by far the cheapest at only $5.99. Thats where most of my domains are registered, over 600 names.
Ant reason why no one has mentioned 1and1.com...just curious?

From what I heard (as personally I've never used 1and1), it seems many people have had problems with 1and1, though their prices are low, you do get what you pay for. Do a research on these domain forums and you might get some idea :drama:

 

[.biz]

I'm reselling both Onlinenic and Directi, if you have a low budget, i would try Onlinenic, you get the lowest pricing with only 669$ (100 domains), as my budget increased, i got an account at Directi, that give better pricing but needed to pay more in advance.

Stay away from onlinenic, the worst registrar. another terrible one is registerfly.

 

[Hal]

Hmm, will somebody please explain how to get the $6.49 price with Enom?

"Registrations as low as $6.95/yr"

""Premier Pricing Plan"
6.95/yr .COM Domain Price Purchase of 6995 eNom Points for $6995.00
Flat fee of $1595.00 (no eNom points deposited)"

According to their website you have to pay a flat fee of $1595 or deposit $6995.00 to get even the $6.95 pricing.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[Daniel Domainer]

To my knowledge eNom does not offer a $6.49 price ... they had a $6.50 promotional price on transfers but that expired a couple of months ago.

There are some resellers selling legacy $6.50 subaccounts, but I understand eNom is about to clamp down on that secondary market soon.

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Yup, you are right

 

[hollayo]

onlinenic
moniker for mobi http://affiliates.moniker.com/pub/Affiliates?affiliate_id=1436&landingpage=register

 

[ktechost]

Checkout pricing at http://partner.ktechost.net. They give .com for $ 6.99. One doesn't need to reach any slab, simply register and start reselling.

 

[elmister]

Checkout pricing at http://partner.ktechost.net. They give .com for $ 6.99. One doesn't need to reach any slab, simply register and start reselling.

why do you say "they"? it's your website, you should say "we"

You are only a Directi reseller, not a registrar

 

[ktechost]

Yes! http://partner.ktechost.net. I'm offering .com for only $6.99, .org $1.99 and .net $1.99 without any deposit. You can start your domain reselling in next 10 minutes.

 

[yours]

we are working with www.yoursdomain.com and yoursdomain.net

 

[italiandragon]

why anybody should need a reseller on .com ?

Godaddy offers $6.95 and works great.....with DNS managment free and easy.

 

[sketchynetwk]

We use DirectI/Resellerclub and have fond their service fine. Many people slate them due to "poor control" or "poor support"...these people are usually people who haven't used them for a good few years. Recently RC/DI has picked up very rapidly and their service is fast becoming very desirable.

The only thing we have found to be a problem is their API - it lacks functionality as you cant import users to a "new" system.

 

[picassoface]

I always keep every extension at the lowest allowable rate at my reseller site - GreatNics.com (godaddy reseller)

Would love your business. Good luck !!!

 

[sketchynetwk]

^ Ditto, likewise -- keeping the prices low is the key part. However not so low that the customer thinks "This is too good to be true".

We did use GoDaddy once before, however found that you end up competing with them. Their system was also very restrictive at the time. As far as I know it still is.

 

[Yum]

I recommend:
Enom
Godaddy
Domainsite
Moniker
user friendly and easy to transfer.

 

[jecy]

like enom moniker, other, have not used.