Yahoo introduces their $5/year domain name purchase

[mikesingh78]

Check this url out, $5/year its better than godaddy.com and 879domains.com prices:

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains?

[ColinSick]

Good find Mike.

Thanks. :)

[Adrian]

Check this url out, $5/year its better than godaddy.com and 879domains.com prices:

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains?

it came up 9.95 for me :confused:

[ColinSick]

it came up 9.95 for me :confused:

Yahoo owned you! :lol:

[mikesingh78]

Hey Adrian,

Here is the right link:

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains?p=COFFEE

Sorry about that..

Mike

[TIM]

How they can do that?

I read somewhere, that domain registration "own price" is something like $6+0,25 for ICANN. So that anything sold below $6,25 is making loss for seller and there should be some kind of cach.

[mikesingh78]

Hey TIm,

Very good question, I read something like that also and was scratching my head...

[ColaDesigns]

maybe 'caus yahoo dominates :D
I'm sure this multi-billion $ internet corporation has something up their sleeve

[mrosson]

How they can do that?

I read somewhere, that domain registration "own price" is something like $6+0,25 for ICANN. So that anything sold below $6,25 is making loss for seller and there should be some kind of cach.

Probably a loss leader. They want you to get their hosting or whatever. I think a $1 loss is a small price to pay to get people using their services.

[Iguana775]

Now it says $2.99/year.

[Iguana775]

this seems like a good deal. I need to think of a domain name...or maybe a couple.

Anyone know if you can change it onces you register it?

[ColinSick]

I am about to go on a domain spree myself. I have been compiling some good names, I just need to think of how to use them.

[Iguana775]

I am about to go on a domain spree myself. I have been compiling some good names, I just need to think of how to use them.

Domain whore! ;)

:weird: