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Greetings BBHF Peeps,

A colleague of mine really likes buying domain names... He literally sits and buys hundreds of domain names at random, and i'm pretty sure he's got a good case of OCD. Anyways, he is a domain reseller with Wild West Domains for personal use, meaning he has no intention to really market his reseller capabilities, instead he made all of the prices the bare minimum all so he can buy domain names near cost for his self.

So I am posting this here to inform all of you that if you wan't a place to buy domain names at rock bottom prices, including domain name renewal, transfer, etc. Then feel free to signup and use it up...

Current prices for dot com's: $8.99/year, Renewal $8.99/year, Transfer $8.99

Sure you can buy a domain name from GoDaddy for 0.99/cents for the first year, but then your going to pay around $14.99 each year for renewal. Almost double. The system is basically the same system used from GoDaddy too, so it's real simple, clean, and modern. It's even managed by "white label" GoDaddy support (when you call them, they don't let you know they're really GoDaddy, Lol)

Anyhow, feel free to use it. I use it personally.

http://www.katchydomains.com
http://www.secureserver.net/?prog_id=katchydomains

Do they have free whois protection like namesilo

Private Registration Services? I know it's set at it's lowest price of $7.95. But sometimes there are promotions that start and end by themselves.

There is free private registration with 5 or more domain purchases. (Here is what it says)
"Attract customers to your storefront with FREE private registration with 5 or more domains. Every customer who registers or transfers 5 or more domains to your reseller business will get Private Registration, FREE - and your Buy Rate for purchases made under this offer is $0! Promote this special offer from the right sidebar of your storefront - it's available to both Basic and Pro Resellers. Note: Privacy must be added to the order in which the domains are purchased in order to qualify for the free offer."

To avoid paying extra for privacy protection, why not use a fictitous biz name or personal name. As long as the email and or phone is good I dont see a problem. Do you?

To avoid paying extra for privacy protection, why not use a fictitious biz name or personal name. As long as the email and or phone is good I don't see a problem. Do you?