How to Register .COM / .NET Domains for $5.49
Written by Pavan Kumar on August 19, 2009
The title might find many of you in a happy mood, but wait. This is a conditional offer on specific domains and only dot com and dot net domains are included. No other top level domains are supported in this offer and this will be a limited time opportunity for you to grab your domain at a considerably cheap price.
Everyday thousands of domains are deleted from registry and Name.com has brought this wonderful opportunity to buy the deleted domains of the day at a cheaper price. Name.com calls it Happy Hour everyday from 3pm MST to 10pm MST. Only that day deleted domains can be picked to avail this cheap price domain name registration. The prices would be normal at beginning times and drops every 2 hours and you can get your .com or .net domain registered for $5.49 when you register them in the duration of 9pm MST to 9.59pm MST.
This is good for some reasons but at the same way it is a marketing trick. The domains you are left with after 6 hours of deletion are again the same stupid useless domain names which you never want to register. If you find a very good domain which would help you for your new venture or either for an SEO benefit, consider yourself lucky. This $5.49 cheap domain registration is valid only for registration for 1 year and not on recurring renewal fees.
If you want to participate and get your domain, you should start exactly at 9pm MST otherwise someone will pick what you dreamed of. Also make sure you already have an account with them and you are logged in which further saves your time for registration of new domain name. If you want to make use of this special offer, check out the recently deleted domains page.
Note: IST equivalent = 9.30 am in the morning everyday.
Make sure you check it at right time by converting world time zones.
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Ya. Me too have watched that. But most of the domain names are crappy only. It’s just a marketing method from Name.com