On 6 Sep 2002 at 21:46, Ramy Nabil wrote:
> FIVE dollars -less- PER DOMAIN...� ???!!!
> You get the domain for US$5 / year?
No. I never completed becoming an OPEN SRS reseller, so I used another tucows
reseller, who charges $13.50 per domain. With my enom reseller account I pay $7.99
per domain (I'm sure there are others who are much bigger who get a better price). So
this might be nothing compared to some of you who run a bigger operation, but Im just
a
'little guy' and $7.99 is very decent.
And to the guy who wrote about Enom spam... WTF are you talking about? (WTF
stands for 'what, true friend,) [smile]. I NEVER get any email from enom, except
when I
ask support a question. Hey, I'm not a Enom pusher, but dont turn this list into a
'beat
up enom' session. Especially if you have no near-personal experience with them.
As for 'archives', thats exactly what they are- OLD MESSAGES. Times change. People
change. Companies change. [I'm sure you can find some archive somewhere urging you
buy Enron stock. ha ha]
-Kenn ('who has now put in 4 cents')
www.SiteLance.com
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > �I dont know about you, but I have had excellent service at enom. As a
> > matter of fact, I got TWO responses from them today alone (from emails
> > I sent only a few hours ago).
> >
> > �I loved my old tucows registrar (fantastic customer service), but when I
> > can register a domain (and have full control of many different services,
> > including instant DNS changes) for FIVE dollars -less- PER DOMAIN...
> > PRICE DOES MATTER. (Especially when you have hundreds of
> > domains)
> >
> > -Kenn ('now where did I put my 2 cents...')
> > www.SiteLance.com
> > �
> > �
>
