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$17.58 .com.au Domain for 2 Years @ GoDaddy AU

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$17.58 .com.au Domain for 2 Years @ GoDaddy AUAffiliate
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KRR on 10/11/2017 - 21:25 au.godaddy.com (211 clicks)
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$7.99 .COM.au domain. Cheapest I have found so far… This offer showed up a few days ago in Google Ads when I was looking for domains. The link might be dead. Just search up GoDaddy .COM.au domain GoDaddy or use the code at the checkout with a .com.au domain.
Price in title incl $1.60 tax + fees
"To be eligible for a domain name in the com.au TLD, registrants must be:

a) an Australian registered company; or
b) trading under a registered business name in any Australian State or Territory; or
c) an Australian partnership or sole trader;
d) a foreign company licensed to trade in Australia; or
e) an owner of an Australian Registered Trade Mark; or
f) an applicant for an Australian Registered Trade Mark ; or
g) an association incorporated in any Australian State or Territory; or
h) an Australian commercial statutory body.

2.

a) exactly match, acronym or abbreviation of the registrant’s company or trading name, organization or association name or trademark; or:
b) be otherwise closely and substantially connected to the registrant."
Thanks @Kakubin

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  • PR0r on 10/11/2017 - 21:32

    Any mention of renewal cost?

    • mouse1442000 on 11/11/2017 - 08:08

      With GoDaddy, renewal cost is the 'full price figure' when they show domain prices.

  • A fish on 10/11/2017 - 21:34
    +2

    Could be important to mention

    "To be eligible for a domain name in the com.au 2LD, registrants must be:

    a) an Australian registered company; or
    b) trading under a registered business name in any Australian State or Territory; or
    c) an Australian partnership or sole trader;
    d) a foreign company licensed to trade in Australia; or
    e) an owner of an Australian Registered Trade Mark; or
    f) an applicant for an Australian Registered Trade Mark ; or
    g) an association incorporated in any Australian State or Territory; or
    h) an Australian commercial statutory body.

    2.

    a) exactly match, acronym or abbreviation of the registrant’s company or trading name, organization or association name or trademark; or:
    b) be otherwise closely and substantially connected to the registrant."

    https://www.domainregistration.com.au/policies/schedule-c.ph…

    • KRR on 11/11/2017 - 09:45

      Thanks, Added it

  • battler on 10/11/2017 - 21:35
    +2

    Bad link?

  • tomclancy on 10/11/2017 - 21:40
    -1

    Link is bad. Just head to their domain page: https://au.godaddy.com/offers/domains

    Title should read $7.99 per year (min 2 years)

    • Kyle-K on 14/11/2017 - 22:40
      -1

      Know the correct price is the full price.

      • tomclancy on 15/11/2017 - 09:55
        +1

        When I posted that comment the title was "$7.99.com.au Domain (Min Registration 2 Years)". Mods have since edited the title.

  • chutibuti on 10/11/2017 - 21:41

    Whoops! Looks like you're lost.
    Maybe you were typing too fast. Or maybe we moved the page you were looking for (sorry about that). Whatever happened, there’s nothing to see here. Try one of the links below to get back on track.

  • tomclancy on 10/11/2017 - 21:50
    +1

    Out of interest, can you register a domain here and transfer it to your usual provider straight away? Or is there some catch that GoDaddy puts over the domain???

    • altomic on 10/11/2017 - 22:09

      There is some catch. GoDaddy = No! Baddy

      • tomclancy on 11/11/2017 - 00:26

        Yeah, that's the reputation I've heard about GoDaddy. But I've never used them personally. What is stopping me from registering the domain today then transferring it to my host (Zuver) tomorrow? I don't think GoDaddy can stop this and then they shouldn't charge for the renewal in 2 years time… no?

        • mouse1442000 on 11/11/2017 - 08:07
          +1

          While they wont stop you moving before renewal, they do block you from transferring it for about 1 month after initial purchase I think it was. Plus there is a few 'unlocking steps' that take a few days. I have registered and transferred a few domains with them in the past.

        • jesseboy89 on 11/11/2017 - 08:31
          +1

          @mouse1442000: nah they can't block the transfer. You can get the transfer password direct from ausregistry. So it's not problem to transfer an au straight away.

          It's gTLDs you can't transfer immediately.

        • mouse1442000 on 13/11/2017 - 17:50

          @jesseboy89: Ah, that would be why I saw that. I bought a .com most recently…

        • Kyle-K on 14/11/2017 - 22:43
          +1

          There is nothing stopping you transferring it the next day and they can't renew something they no longer have registered with them and because it a .AU domain name transfers will be free.

        • Kyle-K on 14/11/2017 - 22:45
          +1

          @mouse1442000: This lockout the 60 day one only applies to gTLDs not domain names under control of auDA there is no such lockouts in the .AU name space.

          @jesseboy89:

          You can get the transfer password direct from ausregistry. So it's not problem to transfer an au straight away.

          Correct that's available here and the great thing is transfers are free.

          @mouse1442000: Yeah unfortunately they can do that on a .com but there is nothing stopping them after the 60 days as long as you're willing to pay the transfer cost for the .com which gives you an additional year registration technically you don't lose anything from transferring.

    • Kyle-K on 14/11/2017 - 22:42

      Normally because it's a .AU domain name you would be able to transfer it out immediately.

  • prawol on 11/11/2017 - 09:58

    For business purposes; the couple of dollars savings here is not worth it.
    The amount of junk mail they send (including from 3rd parties) and telemarketing calls, it will cost you in time.
    Also, their un-ethical domain sniping practices have been well documented on this forum in the past.

    Seriously, be professional, use a reputable service for your domain registration.

    • robhung on 05/12/2017 - 23:41

      Who do you recommend as a reputable service?

      • prawol on 06/12/2017 - 07:10
        +2

        I have used VentraIP (and their cheaper sister company Zuver) for a few years for both domain registration and hosting. Support is great (they're Australian), and they do ID protection and SSL certs for free.

        • robhung on 06/12/2017 - 10:16
          +1

          Thank you!

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