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Yahoo! Cheap Domain Name Registration, Again

Filed in: Web, Yahoo! — October 12th, 2005

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Have you missed the previous Yahoo! domain name registration offer? Never mind. The cheap domain name registration offer is back again! You get a domain name for only USD$2.99. It is the current lowest price in the market.

Yahoo! Cheap Domain Name Registration, Again

You can register up to 5 years. The Yahoo! domain normal price is USD$9.95; you save 70% from the offer. The available domain name extensions are .com / .net / .org / .info / .biz / .us . The .biz is for business or commercial purpose. The .us is for U.S. citizens.

[ Yahoo! domain, via weblog tools collection ]

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If you plan to register a domain name now, Yahoo! Domain is a good choice. Register as many years as possible (maximum 5 years) to save more. Note that the Yahoo! domain normal price USD$9.95 is not cheap. If you are chasing cheap domain name registration fee, you may want to transfer domain name before your domain name offer expired.

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  • did u buy any lcf?
  • LcF
    nope. I don't have any domain name want to register currently, plus Yahoo! does not accept PayPal payment.
  • andrew said that yahoo domain is no good. may i know why?
    andrew on Oct 3rd, 2005 at 4:31 am

    Not the same…one is debit card, the other is credit card. You can only use visa electron when you see the visa electron card sign… :)

    Btw, Yahoo domain name is not …erm…good.
  • hi Liew

    you are right - very cheap - i wonder if there is any catch
  • taufiq
    hmm... I've bought a domain last monday from netfirms.com for $4.95...
    damn I dunno this...
  • Unfortunately you will find disgruntled stories on *every* domain registrar out there, because (1) human makes mistakes (2) computers make more mistakes (3) satisfied customers are the loudest.

    I only have one domain on Yahoo/Melbourne IT, but so far I am pretty happy about it.
  • agree with scott. so let's not be harsh on yahoo and say it is not good.

    i bought yahoo domain when it was offered at US$1.99 per year. bought 2 n fact. haven't really start using them yet so won't know yet how it is.

    well, lcf, yahoo accept visa electron debit card. (what i pay with)
  • LcF
    Thank you for the info, lucia.
  • i wonder if they accept e-gold
  • I thought that GoDaddy was cheapest. I guess I will have to do some research again.
  • Lucia, may I know which issuer's card that you are using for Visa Electron?
    Coz I was planning to get one. But I just hv BSN Matrix on hand (which most of people said it is useless, I forgot which post I read from here). Damn s**t, I can't used it for PayPal activation too. What a shame about tht!
  • LcF
    @San: we use Public Bank Visa Electron debit card. It is known as the BEST visa electron debit card in Malaysia. :)
  • Hello

    Yahoo! Domains is a reseller, and not really a registrar by its own. So it would be painful if you need to transfer or do things to your domains afterwards - it involves Yahoo! and the real registrar causing it to be a 2 levels of support, and just imagine the time.

    I don't mind paying a bit more, as long as the support is good. GoDaddy is good. RegisterFly and Yahoo! is a no no. NameCheap sounds ok too though I have never used them personally.
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