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It's easy to use, though you need to pay $100 just to get an account and then $100/per domain / per 2 years. The interface is bare bones and you can't do much m
by willyyr 9y ago
It's easy to use, though you need to pay $100 just to get an account and then $100/per domain / per 2 years. The interface is bare bones and you can't do much more then set name server records but it does the job.
//Edited the fee.
- BinaryIdiot 9y agoInteresting; 101domain.com charges $160 for 2 years (2 year is required through them). I'm assuming they're getting some sort of discount? That is an interesting avenue to go however, so thanks!
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- CydeWeys 9y agoAnguilla charges $100 for a two year registration (I'm not sure you can register a domain name for any other period of time). The extra $60 is 101domain's markup.
- willyyr 9y agoSorry, you are right it's $100 for two years. //Edited above.
- BinaryIdiot 9y agoThanks for the clarification!