On 26 Jan 2001, 14:25, sweet2cherrylane wrote:
> Just received a piece of info in my email about Domain Registering. The
> website ... eNom (https://www.enom.com/default.asp) is saying they will
> register domain names for $6.95 a year. That is cheap to say the least.
>
> I went to check it out.... couldn't find a thing on it for that
> price...I wrote to ask about it.
>
> My question is this.... in reading the material they are affiliated
> with ICANN Registrar and linked to Network Solutions for the final
> domain registration.
>
> This sounds just fine, however.... there seem to be a lot of do's and
> don't in the rules allowing them to do this for ya! So...would it be
> better to just simply go to Network Solutions or Internick to get this
> done? Cheap vs. Best?
Visit Domain Name Buyers Guide:
http://www.domainnamebuyersguide.com/
> And ..they offer reseller info......is that for the simpleminded person
> to have on their website or not?
No, that allows you to register multiple domains and then sell each of
them to others. You would be able to set up a control site for each
holder of your domains with individual passwords so they could manage
their own domains. I honestly do not think this is something you would
want to involve yourself.
If you just want to register a domain for a future web site, then most
any recognizable registry service today will suffice. You can and
should shop around for best fees.
As far as enom.com is concerned, they charge $30/year and you only get
domains for $15/year when you buy in bulk.
The last two domains I registered only cost me $15.00 each for a year's
registration. You might do better than that, but any lower than that
and you start wondering if it's too good to be true. :-)
Alan
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