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This is the latest GoDaddy .com domain promotion.  You can get a .com domain for only $1.99. There is also a charge of $0.20 for ICANN.

If you see your GoDaddy shopping cart is displaying the charge for a 5-year domain package, you just need to change the period to 1-year. Then, with the coupon code placed in, the cart will reflect the correct fee of $1.99 for the .com domain of your choice.

Here is the coupon code:

199BUYCOM

The coupon code is valid till 07 July, or until 7500 usages. You have to  hurry ! I tried it today and it’s working… I think, this coupon is the same with previous ones but sometimes it doesn’t work.

If you benefit from this piece of free info, just leave me a comment below

Update Coupon Code for Septmber 2009 :

cjctld749–$7.49 for .org.net.biz ,
cjcBIZ695–$7.49 for .com,
cjc749dom–$7.49 for registration and renewal of .com,
fbDomain10–10% off on any domain name,
gdr0802v–30% off on .com domain,… Read More
goaorg01a–$7.49 for registration and renewal of.org,

Biar gimana pun, ngga rela aja kalau bayar perpanjangan domain semahal $34, apalagi ditambah domain tidak belum menghasilkan itu sudah aku transfer duluan ke GoDaddy dengan harga $7-an

Ceritanya karena aku ngga meng-cancel account Smallbusiness di Yahoo! .. lupa ding, kelewatan karena proses transfer di GoDaddy cukup lama … jadi Yahoo! dengan sukaria men-charge $34 untuk tahun kedua ini .. wondering, apa mereka ngga punya data bahwa domain yang di renew itu sudah pindah registrant ? atau ini buat mereka balik modal karena domain di tahun pertama harganya cuma $1.99 )

this is what they saying :

Maya, in order to address your concern, I have checked our records and
verified that you have transferred your domain name to GoDaddy
successfully. However, the subscription of Yahoo! Domains is still
active at Yahoo! end for the domain.

I would like to inform you that transferring your domain to another
registrar does not cancel your domain from your old company
automatically. Because of this, your account was charged. I recommend
you to cancel your account manually to avoid future auto-billing.

Jadi, ngga seperti tempat-tempat lain, begitu di transfer berarti di registrant lama udah ke hapus, di Yahoo! mah engga, kita harus cancel manual juga sehabis proses transfer selesai, berharap orang lupa kali yaa

Terus tentang permintaan refund itu :

Regarding the refund of your Credit Card, I request you to contact our
Billing Support Center exclusively over phone. Please call us at:

800-318-0870,

Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. PST, and a Yahoo! Customer
Care representative will be happy to assist you.

hmm, harus nelpon ke sana ya .. kira-kira pulsanya lebih dari $34 ga yah hehee ..

Bagi yang suka beli domain di Yahoo! domain, apalagi yang program domain murah dulu (eh sekarang masih ding..) .. apalagi yang belinya banyak (aku engga loh ..  :-$  ) jangan lupa lihat tanggal expire-nya di who.is, jangan terlalu mepet karena Yahoo! men-charge kartu kredit kira-kira 3 minggu sebelum tanggal pembelian dulu atau sebelum expire tercantum.

Login ke Smallbusiness dan masukkan data email pas beli domain, kemudian temukan link Cancel Plan seperti ini.

Ikuti proses Cancelation sampe ada button “Finish” untuk di klik. Jika mau di transfer sebaiknya jangan dulu lakukan Cancelation, kalau ada apa-apa, gagal transfer etc. bisa ambil Authorized Code lagi di dalam domain managernya dan retry proses transfer.

Untuk pembelian domain baru baru ini di Yahoo! sudah lebih enak karena pakai Paypal, kayaknya kalau ada kasus seperti daku ini bisa cepat proses refundnya ya tinggal ke Resolution Center dan ngga lama ketauannya karena Paypal bakal langsung kasih alert ada tarikan biaya.

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