Best place to get a .com

[Christopher]

I'm wondering where the best place to buy a .com is. Thanks for any suggestions!

 

[Starshine]

All depends.

I have used a few different ones.

1and1.com
hostway.com

 

[apple19]

i'd recommend yahoo. first year is $2.99, and then $9.99 after that. If your looking for best place pricewise, thats what i recommend. otherwise, im the wrong person for you to be asking. lol. anyway, good luck.

 

[Derek]

Where when i buy from yahoo they say its 1.99 but they end up charging me 9.99...

 

[Alejandro]

I recommend optinom.com, domains cost $8.20, .org are cheaper. Also, domains are easy to manage and for $1 extra you get advanced DNS manage.

 

[apple19]

Derek: heres the link.....as i said before its $1.95 FOR THE FIRST YEAR ONLY!!! After that, its the regular fee of $9.95. Feel free to send me some points for that. lol

http://order.sbs.yahoo.com/ds/reviewplanoption?d=dkfldskfl.com&.p=YD1&m=dom&.src=sbs&.promo=BESTDEAL

 

[SEÑOR]

hostway.com are currently having a good sale.


EDIT:
POST 2000!!!

 

[Derek]

No i am not sending you any points because you said that it means your greedy hmm only 1 1.99 domain...

 

[Christopher]

I think I'm going to use 1&1. They seem to be the cheapest and offer the most for $5. Any bad experiences with them anyone? There aren't any hidden costs are there?

 

[S_W_A_T]

Why not try godaddy? i thought they're the no.1 selling domain?

 

[Starshine]

I think I'm going to use 1&1. They seem to be the cheapest and offer the most for $5. Any bad experiences with them anyone? There aren't any hidden costs are there?

I use them currently and haven't had any issues or problems.

 

[S_W_A_T]

Sorry for hijacking your topic, but i have a question too regarding domain.

Erm, since you guys registered domain from different companies.I too have a domain with eNom, but then, eNom doesn't let you add/edit Host records if you change the default DNS Nameservers... =\

Any idea which company will let you add/edit Host records even tho you're not using their DNS Nameservers?... :dunno:

 

[jsobeck]

I use Namecheap.com, 1 year is 8.88 and theres tons of features.
S_W_A_T - with Namecheap, I don't transfer the DNS Nameservers and point the www and @ records to the x10 server I'm on and that seems to work fine. You should be able to do that with any domain company.

 

[Christopher]

I've got my domain with 1&1 now and other then the fact I have to put www at the front everything works fine. But the www problem is a nuisance.