Are there any $1.00 or less .com domain registrars?

A .com domain costs a domain registrar a bare minimum of $6.25, so I doubt there exists any registrars (or resellers) that can offer $1 or less domain registration.
 
You can get a domain for pretty cheap using DN Coupons and GoDaddy.
http://www.dncoupons.com/

I think there's a $2 off coupon for a 1 year .com on the DNC site. It'll get you close to that $6 mark.

Also I think Yahoo does registrations for $1 or $2, but that you have to host through them as well. So to answer your question, $1 for a .com with no other obligations? Don't hold your breath.
 
Exon said:
You can get a domain for pretty cheap using DN Coupons and GoDaddy.
http://www.dncoupons.com/

I think there's a $2 off coupon for a 1 year .com on the DNC site. It'll get you close to that $6 mark.

Also I think Yahoo does registrations for $1 or $2, but that you have to host through them as well. So to answer your question, $1 for a .com with no other obligations? Don't hold your breath.
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Yahoo offers that service but that is the first year only and you have to have a credit card. As they don't accept any other payment methods.
 
Endlesstide said:
I need a domain registered and actually have a PayPal account with $1.37. Will someone work with me? -Dave
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Has finding a job and making the other $7.63 to buy yourself a domain crossed your mind? :idea:
I don't know how it works for everyone else to pay your bills.
 
I need a domain registered and actually have a PayPal account with $1.37. Will someone work with me? -Dave
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Jobs tend to be a good solution. Or if you are nice and contribute to HostingDiscussion I'm sure after 200 points you can use your HD Points to get a domain name ;)

I don't know how it works for everyone else to pay your bills.
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They won the lottery ;)
 
Too bad I don’t have PayPal.
Otherwise, I would have asked you to send it to me and after about 10 months, I would have given you a domain name. ;)
(Still, I think I am giving you the Max. return that you can ever get)
 
angie said:
Hi, are there any $1.00 or less no other obligation .com registrars out there? :)
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YES there is.

LYPHA hosting offering unlimited domain of $1 each.
get any hosting plan with them to entitle.
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Lypha does it, yes, but they do not have strong reviews from what I read and tend to hold domains hostage. Same for 1&1 and I personally tried them.

Stargate.com is cheap for domains but they're jerks a lot, but once your order is done, you're all set. Yahoo, if you never bought something through them, 1.99 for your first .com domain. eNom is good, I have a reseller with them.
 
Humbe said:
Well there is a company that sells .com,net,biz and so others domain names for $3.95 per year. If you want to check it out visit the following site:

www.domainsarefree.com
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I haven't heard good about them. One of my friend got domains thru them and constantly curses their slow domain management system.
 
bandboy said:
I haven't heard good about them. One of my friend got domains thru them and constantly curses their slow domain management system.
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Is not that slow, but once your domain is setup on a server you won't have any problem. I've been using them for a long time and I never had a problem with them.
 
Its interesting. One year of domain registration is $4, but 3 years is $21. Usually, the longer the term the more you can save, but they have it the opposite way, which makes it completely unattractive to opt for a billing period more than 1 year. :)
 
Domainsarefree.com is owned by Globat. It may very well be that their goal is not necessarily to sell domains, but to promote their other services (like hosting). Domain registering has a low markup and is increasingly used as a loss leader. I don't really follow their pricing policy, but they might want to increase the number of opportunities to contact the customers (like yearly) and push additional services.
 
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