Thread: Where to Buy Domains

is moniker any good?

Originally Posted by fast1

is moniker any good?

I just made reply to this question
at
http://www.netbuilders.org/domaining...html#post16236

To find the right domain, you've got to do some research. I wouldn't stick to one particular registrar (like Godaddy), try something like freshdrop.net to do some research.

Or you can hire someone to find the right domain.

Originally Posted by warrichpk

godaddy is a best place to buy domains

some explanation why do you think that would be really great.

Originally Posted by Hellas

some explanation why do you think that would be really great.

probably because you can just google cuopons of godaddyto save $

Originally Posted by whatthehell

probably because you can just google cuopons of godaddyto save $

you can do that on few other registrars...

you have similar prices on other registrars...

what do you think of domain suspensions on godaddy without contacting the owner, without proof that nothing happens?

Originally Posted by Hellas

you can do that on few other registrars...

you have similar prices on other registrars...

what do you think of domain suspensions on godaddy without contacting the owner, without proof that nothing happens?

Godaddy only gives 18 days grace period to renew a domain. After that they charge you $89 to get your domain back.

Not to mention bunch of offers and ads on buying domain procedure.

This morning I saw a name offered at GoDaddy that clearly infringes on a trademark and yet the guy wants a ridiculous price.

The name is BassProShopVisaCard.com. The appraisal is $72.50 and he is asking for $25,000.

Sometimes what people think a domain is worth is beyond belief.

eBay has also had a couple of real crappy domains recently with a Buy It Now or auction starting price in excess of $100,000.

I do find some of the best bargains on eBay. Most of those are a push to GoDaddy.

The name is BassProShopVisaCard.com. The appraisal is $72.50 and he is asking for $25,000.

Clearly he doesn't understand that Bass Pro Shops could file a UDRP for $1500 and get the name turned over to them.