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Google announced today that they have tied up with GoDaddy and eNom to offer domain registrations for Google Apps for Domain. This makes it very convenient for users who want to buy domain names without any hassles. Buying a domain name from GoDaddy or any other host will includes a tedious process of ticking yes, no boxes. One wrong move and you could end up throwing some extra cash at them.
Google offers domain names at $10 and it includes a private registration, which means your contact information will be kept hidden from the public whois database. Along with it, you’ll get 200 mailboxes of 2GB each, Google Talk, Calendar and Page Creator. You can pay either through Google Checkout or your Credit Card.
I get all my domain names from Namecheap for 8.88$ each (you can get $0.90 rebate using “YAFFASPECIAL” discount coupon), it include free private registration too.
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wrote, on December 15th, 2006
Yeah!
Google is now going up these days!
And GoDaddy.com is better for domains.
Google App services is free…but cant understand why!
Can you describe!?!
wrote, on December 15th, 2006
dont mind my keyboard is not working ,ya that right and this service is for $ 10 which quite nice amout , google wants to takeover every where on net .
wrote, on December 16th, 2006
What ever I see in Amit’s Digital Inspiration Blog (http://labnol.blogspot.com) is also seen in your blog. Are you people tied up together like Google does very often…
wrote, on December 16th, 2006
Rishi: I think, Its Google’s policy to keep everything free and simple. On the other hand they are making tons and tons of money from Adwords
Atul: Yeah, I won’t mind sending $10 on domain. But the domain is registered by GoDaddy or eNom and not by Google. They are just providing everything with a Google Brand name.
Curious Man: Go to Technorati or some other blog search engine and try to search for “Google GoDaddy”. This is giant story and Amit isn’t the only guy talking. Infact, even Amit got the news from Google Blog. I think, unless we don’t copy things, Its OK.
wrote, on December 16th, 2006
great offer.
wrote, on December 16th, 2006
my domain is with godaddy actually……
wrote, on January 12th, 2007
I was also getting my domains from NameCheap until this:
http://blog.phpbb.cc/2007/01/06/cheap-and-nasty/
Any ideas?
wrote, on March 20th, 2007
Guys… infact I have something really good for all of u. I get my Domains from http://www.answerable.com/ at $6.99 only. Along with that, I get free private whois too! They have been in this indusrty from the past 7 yrs and have recently had a brand change. Trust me.. they rock!
Do check it out n lemme know