Cheapest place to register domain names?

So this seems to be an ongoing topice everywhere - so i thought i would bring it up in here to see if anyone has found any bargains? I use godaddy to register my .coms - costs me $8.95. Does anyone know any cheaper?

I think both namecheap.com and netfirms.com are both cheaper than godaddy.

I also use eurodns.com

They are not so cheap, but they are very good company, plus they have more tlds

I use GoDaddy, I havnt tried any other hosts but I have seen deals up to 6.95. Oh and there are ones that say they will give free or domains for $3 if you buy hosting from them.

Both of these are cheaper then above, and you can use paypal.. which is why i'm planning on using 1 of them:
http://www.dynadot.com/
https://www.securepaynet.net/gdshop/rhp/default.asp?prog_id=DomainPayNet&ci=1767&se=%2B
https://www.securepaynet.net/gdshop/rhp/default.asp?prog_id=vtcomputerguy&ci=1767&se=%2B

and if you want one with LOTS of tdls check:
http://www.enom.com

I get my domains from an Enom reseller, at $7.50 each. But I believe they have raised their prices to $8.50 now.

All I want to say is, beware of firms who sell domains cheap! I found one who sold domains at $5.95 - the company was iregistrations, I think, and they've since closed down. Took my domain name with them.

I get my domains from an Enom reseller, at $7.50 each. But I believe they have raised their prices to $8.50 now.

All I want to say is, beware of firms who sell domains cheap! I found one who sold domains at $5.95 - the company was iregistrations, I think, and they've since closed down. Took my domain name with them.

  really? sheesh! and you have no rights to claim that domain?

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As Bobster mentioned here yahoo is selling domains at $1.99 !!!

ofcourse it is a limited time offer so you better hurry.

  really? sheesh! and you have no rights to claim that domain?

nah, i felt that 5.95 wasn't worth it. Besides, I didn't really like the domain name either.

Damn missed the 1.99

I managed to pick up 11 domains from Yahoo while they were doing the$1.99 special but the rest of mine I got from GoDaddy.

I missed the special as well

I recently heard, from someone who works at Yahoo, that they are going to make $2.99 the permanent price for domains.  That will be tough to beat if they do.

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I recently heard, from someone who works at Yahoo, that they are going to make $2.99 the permanent price for domains. That will be tough to beat if they do.

That would be very nice for us (the buyers I mean)

I recently heard, from someone who works at Yahoo, that they are going to make $2.99 the permanent price for domains. That will be tough to beat if they do.

I doubt it, but I sure hope it does

$2.99 for domains

That takes the sting out of buying them, I hate to buy a name for $7.95 and never develop it.  I always use godaddy because if I ever want to resell the domain most buyers will have a godaddy account.

Ah, the holy grail of webmastering... I used to chase the same dragons some time back, but remember, you get what you pay for. You never get something for nothing. So if the price is way under $7, run away (unless it's a special with godaddy or soem other respected company).

The lowest I was ever prepared to go was $7 with name.com - they're ICANN accreditedand I've never had any trouble with them (note: I only ever had 2 domains with them).

It's more important for me to have all or most of my domains in one (reliable!) place.

well i would have to say to look at godaddy.com once in a while because they offer great offers like 1.99 a domain

yes i highly recommend go daddy, u are able to fully control the A records of ur domain and this is useful for ISP's like myself

Now Yahoo says that the $2.99 price is available for new customers only.  That's funny since I have over 15 that I bought from them for $2.99 or less.

I like Go Daddy but it is probably worth paying the extra buck to get domains through Yahoo because their control panel is much easier to work with, IMO.

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