The Cheapest Domain Names - What Do You Get For $1.99?

There are several sites on the internet claiming to- Bait and switch. GoDaddy offers domain names for
offer the cheapest domain names. If you look hardas low as $2.99 but they're for the .info domain
enough, you can find domain names for as low asname. Chances are you want a .com domain name
$1.99 or $2.99 per year. So, what's the catch?which costs $9.99 per year.
You have to realize that not all domain names are- The special discount price only applies to the first
created equally. And, not all domain registrars includeyear. Yahoo recently sold .com domain names in
the same services in the price of your domain name.March for $1.99 but the special price was only for the
A good .com domain name will cost around $10 perfirst year and for new customers. It would switch to
year and should include at the very least,$9.95 per year after the first year.
- You only get the $1.99 domain name rate if you
1. free domain forwardingalso buy a non-domain name product (Limit of 1
2. free personalized email addresses & aliasdomain name). A non-domain name product usually
forwardingmeans web hosting. Quite frankly, if you're going to
3. free parkingpay for web hosting, find a good registrar that will
4. full DNS accessgive you that domain name for absolutely free.
5. free domain registration privacy- Two sites look awfully familiar. It's probably because
When you buy a cheap domain name for $1.99one of the sites is a domain name reseller. Some
you're cutting out some of those services. Dependingentrepreneur buys domain names at wholesale cost
on your needs, that might be okay, but if you wantfrom the big companies and then resells them to
to actually use your domain name for your website,regular people like you or I.
make sure to read the fine print...Make sure you do your homework before registering
Here are some of the tricks that registrars use whena domain name because you can't get a refund. As
they offer their "cheapest domain names" promotion.always, buyer beware!
Even the big companies do it.