Buying Domain thru Google Cheaper??

[Ankit Dabda]

i think buying domain thru google is the cheapest ever.
doesnt matter dot com or dot info its all cost $10.

well if buying at godaddy (example) dot info is cheaper for sure.
good deal to buying dot info at godaddy. cost only about $5 for 5 domain plus free private registration.
however..when we want to RENEW it..its not cheap at all.

[Caleb Spilchen]

Grammar?

Honestly.. Please read over before posting. But to answer your question.

If you want flexible registration why would you go with google?

That only works for google apps. What if you decided to sell one day?

I would recommend using Name.com..

Caleb

[cjjohn]

Grammar?

Honestly.. Please read over before posting.

Caleb

I'm guessing by Ankit's name and other posts that English is not his first language... have a little compassion, eh?

[Caleb Spilchen]

I'm guessing by Ankit's name and other posts that English is not his first language... have a little compassion, eh?

Well I guess I more meant his capatalization. I hate it when people don't capatalize words. As you can see in the other posts, theres more then that bothering me.

Cheers,

Caleb

[harley boy]

Most people have a Godaddy account.

Thus making it easier to sell and push to the new owner when you done with it.

Most of my domains are with Godaddy and a few with Namecheap

[Lukehluke]

I use Godaddy but I wouldn't really recommend them, unless you are looking for a cheap domain.

[JacobCD]

On the important topic on hand, the grammar, I agree with bozonessinc. There needs to be some basic forms of grammar here. Whether English is your first language or second language, it is important to try and learn the language of a board that you are joining. There is nothing more damaging to a web forum than to have a bunch of people posting in choppy English. Removes credibility from the site.

Onto the other topic...In my opinion, the best place to get domain names is GoDaddy. With the dozens of coupons available all the time, you get a new .com domain name for $7.50. I don't know many places that can beat that, but I might be mistaken.

[synchar]

Google is a domain registrar? Anyone ever registered anything through them?

I don't know that I want to do anything else through Google, but I'd still like to check it out. Anyone have a link?

[Lukehluke]

I was also unaware of this, I know they are a domain registrar as they want to control their own domain but I didn't know that they sold domains too.

[cyberfreak]

My opinion is that every thing is not cheaper some how they will get the money from us.They get the money at the starting itself and provide less for developing and in some site they will provide more while buying and they will get less while developing.Every thing is not free and cheap.