Need To Transfer Some Domains

[Phil]

Last year I bought a bunch of domains at Yahoo!, now they're up for renewal. Yahoo! currently is offering new domains @ 2.95/year (regular price $9.95), but it doesn't say what it costs to renew. So I wrote customer support to ask, here's the reply:

 

Hello Philip,

 

Thank you for writing to Yahoo! Customer Support.

 

We will be happy to assist you with your inquiry about your account.

In

order to review your account, please reply with the following

information:

 

* Yahoo ID

* Domain name

* Date of Birth

* Any one of the following: [Zip Code, Alt Email Address, Street

Address, or Phone Number]

 

Once we have this information, we'll be happy to investigate the matter

that you have described.

 

Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Customer Care.

 

 

Regards,

 

Edward

 

Yahoo! Billing

 

Whaaaa? Are they telling me that their fee schedule is proprietary information??? What I think they're telling me is:

 

"We lure you in with a low price, then dry ream you on the automatic renewal"

 

So I need to find a place to transfer and park the domains for as reasonable price as possible, any suggestions?

[suchuwato]

http://www.namecheap.com/

http://www.dynonames.com/

http://www.active-domain.com/

http://www.luckyregister.com/

http://www.domainsarefree.com/

http://www.895cheap-domain.com/

 

quick google... didn't read 'em

[Phil]

Thanks Lego, but I could have Googled myself. I was hoping for an experience based recommendation.

[Arkadiy]

http://godaddy.com - best of the best

[suchuwato]

Ah, sorry

 

I've never bought a domain... I like .tk coz they're free

[d3bruts1d]

As I've posted before, I use GoDaddy.com for all my domains. Register, transfer, hosting, etc.

 

To xfer a domain to GoDaddy, I think it's like $7.00 (depending on the TLD), but that also includes a 1-year extension on the name.

[Phil]

I'll check out GoDaddy, thanks. I guess I'm finding out the hard way that the "new" price of a domain isn't neccesarily the "real" price.

[Nerm]

catalog.com is pretty good and cheap for domains. I think it was only $7.99 last time I checked.

[suchuwato]

yeah, although the registering fee for ICANN is only $.25 there's always a load of hidden costs. Even with the hosts that claim to be honest. Lots of them also only have that price so long as you purchase their overpriced hosting plans also.

[Muddy]

i use namecheap, i think think they are a reseller of enom, not sure, but they have an excellent interface