Topic: Domain Names [.com .org .net .biz .info] .5 BTC each - page 2. (Read 3576 times)
I dont want a domain yet, but can you maybe show me that free hosting you where talking about (so I can play around with it)
do you have access to other TLDs for a higher but still better than elsewhere price?
I'm looking for .xxx seems expensive everywhere.
I used cinfu recently ( http://panel.cinfu.com/aff.php?aff=149 ) 1.29btc for a .org is their best price.
I'm looking for .xxx seems expensive everywhere.
I used cinfu recently ( http://panel.cinfu.com/aff.php?aff=149 ) 1.29btc for a .org is their best price.
sorry mate, i only have access to whats listed for a decent price.
do you have access to other TLDs for a higher but still better than elsewhere price?
I'm looking for .xxx seems expensive everywhere.
I used cinfu recently ( http://panel.cinfu.com/aff.php?aff=149 ) 1.29btc for a .org is their best price.
I'm looking for .xxx seems expensive everywhere.
I used cinfu recently ( http://panel.cinfu.com/aff.php?aff=149 ) 1.29btc for a .org is their best price.
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curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
It seems i didnt clarify as this is the 2nd time ive recieved this question, apologies.
I dont require any personal information, but neither will i get privacy guard for the domain. Its an option to do so once you have purchased the domain if you feel like you want to add your personal information instead of the current information and then protect it.
oh
so it has no privacy guard but anyone that looks up the domain just sees Santa Claus, 1 Xmas Lane, North Pole.
from that point, i'd be interested to hear people's reasoning for changing it to their own name, and purchasing privacy guard.
lol no its easier to use this, so i personally see no reason to change it
ICANN (not the domain registrar) requires that all information in your registration be valid.
Remember that ICANN has the power to take a domain from you and give it to somebody else. So providing fake information is just one step closer to lose your domain.
Interesting. I didn't know this, however, I will keep this thread open I suppose for anyone who wants to take the 'risk'. It is filled out with information that is not easily proven false though. Santa Claus didn't register these
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curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
It seems i didnt clarify as this is the 2nd time ive recieved this question, apologies.
I dont require any personal information, but neither will i get privacy guard for the domain. Its an option to do so once you have purchased the domain if you feel like you want to add your personal information instead of the current information and then protect it.
oh
so it has no privacy guard but anyone that looks up the domain just sees Santa Claus, 1 Xmas Lane, North Pole.
from that point, i'd be interested to hear people's reasoning for changing it to their own name, and purchasing privacy guard.
lol no its easier to use this, so i personally see no reason to change it
ICANN (not the domain registrar) requires that all information in your registration be valid.
Remember that ICANN has the power to take a domain from you and give it to somebody else. So providing fake information is just one step closer to lose your domain.
lol no its easier to use this, so i personally see no reason to change it
Other than the fact that you don't legally own the domain.
bump!
curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
It seems i didnt clarify as this is the 2nd time ive recieved this question, apologies.
I dont require any personal information, but neither will i get privacy guard for the domain. Its an option to do so once you have purchased the domain if you feel like you want to add your personal information instead of the current information and then protect it.
oh
so it has no privacy guard but anyone that looks up the domain just sees Santa Claus, 1 Xmas Lane, North Pole.
from that point, i'd be interested to hear people's reasoning for changing it to their own name, and purchasing privacy guard.
lol no its easier to use this, so i personally see no reason to change it
bump!
curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
It seems i didnt clarify as this is the 2nd time ive recieved this question, apologies.
I dont require any personal information, but neither will i get privacy guard for the domain. Its an option to do so once you have purchased the domain if you feel like you want to add your personal information instead of the current information and then protect it.
oh
so it has no privacy guard but anyone that looks up the domain just sees Santa Claus, 1 Xmas Lane, North Pole.
from that point, i'd be interested to hear people's reasoning for changing it to their own name, and purchasing privacy guard.
bump!
curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
It seems i didnt clarify as this is the 2nd time ive recieved this question, apologies.
I dont require any personal information, but neither will i get privacy guard for the domain. Its an option to do so once you have purchased the domain if you feel like you want to add your personal information instead of the current information and then protect it.
bump!
curious, why would anyone pay extra for privacy guard, when you don't require personal information in the first place?
bump!
Interesting. Maybe it's because there are very few good domain names left; you pretty much have to come up with something out of thin air and register the mark.
Yeah at this point domains have to be fairly unique.
Interesting. Maybe it's because there are very few good domain names left; you pretty much have to come up with something out of thin air and register the mark.
The registries have been doing deals lately with some registrars to provide them for under cost price domains for the first year only (its something like $1 + ICANN fee, but thats to the registrars). They will renew at the normal price next year (+ the price increase every couple months by the registries).
Interesting to know, I'm getting them cheaper than that though
Bought a .name domain and works fine. Props to fatigue.
I seem to remember reddit having Network Solutions $2.99 domain ads running periodically...
If you find somewhere else you can get one cheaper I would suggest doing so.
It wasn't a slam, I just thought it might be a good idea to act as a Bitcoin middleman for NS since the price is almost the same.
Oh I know it wasn't a slam, I'm literally saying if anyone can find a cheaper price, go for it. I'm trying to help out by offering low prices but if there's lower, go for it 100%
I seem to remember reddit having Network Solutions $2.99 domain ads running periodically...
If you find somewhere else you can get one cheaper I would suggest doing so.
It wasn't a slam, I just thought it might be a good idea to act as a Bitcoin middleman for NS since the price is almost the same.
I seem to remember reddit having Network Solutions $2.99 domain ads running periodically...
If you find somewhere else you can get one cheaper I would suggest doing so.
I seem to remember reddit having Network Solutions $2.99 domain ads running periodically...
Obviously, yes. In that regard, this isnt exactly a huge income source 
i just figure both i and the community can help each other out.
i just figure both i and the community can help each other out. Jump to: