22 Feb 10 .com domain name for $5 today at GoDaddy (with coupon code)
Today only, get a .com domain registration for $5 using the coupon code gravity2 – the link on the image above should include the discount code automatically, if not enter it at the checkout screen.
A couple of points:
- This is valid today only (until 23h59 EST)
- It’s good for only 1 registration (renewals may work, I didn’t test) per account / credit card
- It definitely works for .com (tested) but may also work for .net, org, us, etc… worth a try
If it does work for renewals or non .com extensions please let us know by leaving a comment below.
16 Dec 09 Register a domain name for only $0.99 at GoDaddy – with coupon code today only !
Yup, get a new .com (or .net/org) gTLD domain name for $0.99 today only – use the coupon code BUY99COM when you check out at GoDaddy. Click the image / link above… no, I don’t get any commission for these coupon deals from GoDaddy. Just wanna share with any IT / domainer / entrepreneur types that read our content here.
It may or may not work for renewals as well; I used it for a new .com registration. A contact mentioned that it did not work for a .ca renewal. That’s pretty much expected since the .ca domain space is managed by CIRA with a completely different set of pricing, registration rules, etc.
26 Nov 08 Hot : $0.99 .com domain name registration coupon at GoDaddy
In these times of uncertainty, domain name investments are a good choice – even though the pickings are far from what they were 3-4 years ago (or during the real gold rush back in the late 90s.)…
GoDaddy has an excellent promotion right now to get a .com domain name registration for just $0.99 for one year. That excludes the $0.20 per year ICANN fee, but regardless, it comes out to less than a $1.50 for a .com domain for one year… all included.
The above link includes the $0.99 discount code or add the coupon code 99DOMAIN in the checkout cart. Note that it’s only good for *ONE* .com registration per account at this price ; a few contacts mentioned success registering .org names as well.
Tags: coupons, Deals, discounts, domain names, Domaining, godaddy
06 Nov 08 Smoking hot deal on NewEgg Canada: Kingston SDC4/8GB MicroSD flash memory card with SD adapter for $22 + $50 off coupon !
Update Nov. 6 @ 15h57 EST: The special on that Kingston card is gone; sold out – thanks to James for the heads-up in the comments – checked with a source at NewEgg Canada who indicated they indeed were respecting all orders (over 500 in 2 hours!) for that Kingston deal. You can still benefit from the $50 coupon and also get a similarly hot memory card deal with the A-Data Class 6 8GB MicroSD card… faster card, a few bucks more and comes with both mini and standard SD card adapters. Go for it!
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NewEgg Canada has a pretty amazing deal right now for a 8GB Kingston MicroSD SDHC flash memory card (with SD adapter) for $22.49 – but wait there’s more; in addition, they have a coupon that gives you $50 off (!) …
How does it work ?
- Well, you can add, say, 3 of those 8GB cards to your cart
- apply the $50 off discount code catop50 in your shopping cart
- voila… that would bring it down to about $37 for 3 8GB MicroSD cards
- add on about $16 for shipping and you’re looking at getting 3 8GB for less than $60 all inclusive with shipping and taxes!
Tags: bargains, Deals, discounts, Hardware, Kingston SDC4/8GB MicroSD, NewEgg Canada
06 Apr 08 GoDaddy coupon code for .US domain name renewals – $6.79 for .US ccTLD domain registrations
Well, just a quick heads up if you have a .us domain name to renew; GoDaddy has a coupon code for .US renewals (or new .US registrations) that allows you to get it for $6.79 instead of the usual $9.99 and even the currently discounted .US renewal price of $7.99.
Just be sure to enter CJCBENTLD as the promo code in your GD shopping cart before checking out.
We used this for a .us domain name that had actually been *cancelled* (gasp) because it had fallen through our domain name auto-renewal system! Yes, it is possible to renew cancelled domain names at GoDaddy, but only if you’re quick about it. If you don’t do it, then it goes into RGP and renewing it manually through GoDaddy customer support involves a far heftier fee… more on that in another article.
