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gmax21 · June 30th, 2008, 2:34 PM

Can I assume based on what you say, this is not the usual experience when dealing GoDaddy direct?

If we were to go on price alone here's how it plays:

GoDaddy - Cheapest domains - Yearly fee of about £50 or £100 depending on what you want to pay for your domain names.

eNom - Most expensive on domains - Free to sign up through Surpass with a minimum deposit of $100 to start.

easynic - Seem about the same prices as Enom - £65 sign up for 20+ domains, with other tiers for more domains.

ResellerClub - Middle of the road on prices - Free to sign up with a minimum deposit of $199 - The more you spend with them the cheaper it gets, after spending $3000 their prices are about the same or cheaper than GoDaddy.

This based on GoDaddy providing prices in GBP (£), the other services provide details in $'s, from that a rough conversion was made based on the current exchange rate.

I'd prefer these companies to charge me in £'s as this way I know what I'm paying now and in a year but paying in dollars it all depends on our economies.

Anyway, price aside I'm interested in peoples experiences with these companies. If your a not a reseller but have had experience with them, I'd still be interested in hearing it.

June 30th, 2008, 2:34 PM	#5 (permalink)
gmax21 Registered User Seasoned Poster Joined in Jun 2008 Lives in UK 68 posts Gave thanks: 5 Thanked 8 times	Can I assume based on what you say, this is not the usual experience when dealing GoDaddy direct? If we were to go on price alone here's how it plays: GoDaddy - Cheapest domains - Yearly fee of about £50 or £100 depending on what you want to pay for your domain names. eNom - Most expensive on domains - Free to sign up through Surpass with a minimum deposit of $100 to start. easynic - Seem about the same prices as Enom - £65 sign up for 20+ domains, with other tiers for more domains. ResellerClub - Middle of the road on prices - Free to sign up with a minimum deposit of $199 - The more you spend with them the cheaper it gets, after spending $3000 their prices are about the same or cheaper than GoDaddy. This based on GoDaddy providing prices in GBP (£), the other services provide details in $'s, from that a rough conversion was made based on the current exchange rate. I'd prefer these companies to charge me in £'s as this way I know what I'm paying now and in a year but paying in dollars it all depends on our economies. Anyway, price aside I'm interested in peoples experiences with these companies. If your a not a reseller but have had experience with them, I'd still be interested in hearing it.