http://meviooffers.com/godaddy-coupon-code/rocknrolltv.html

rrtv1 – Saves 10% on whole order
rrtv2 – $5 savings on orders of $30 or more
rrtv3 – .com registration for one year for $6.95

These keep working for me. I hope the next time you have to renew you can use these or some other coupons!!!

re: network solutions… I remember getting those notices too. Yeah, I even remember paying $12 a year for a domain name! Not anymore. Hope godaddy keeps their rates low for us techies who like to register multiple domains.

Let us call it like the ABC Program Nightline says, “It is the sign of the times.” In the past 10 years, Godaddy has depended on below cost domain registration, renewal and transfer. When you offer $6.95 for domain transfer including renewal, you have a margin of profit, on the .com domains, of 19 cents, which represents the majority of domains that Godaddy has acquired through the years. This coupled with domain registration for $8.95 until last year, does not take a genius to know that those people are not making much profit if any, considering the cost of managing $30 million domain names or more and advertising expense for the SuperBowl, Nascar, radio, and paying to be at the top of all search engines. Since they are not a public company, no one knows, even ICANN, what their financial strength is. Faced with millions of domain names under management, and with the down cycle of the economy, coupled with a very low return coming from domain traffic, the only solution to their problem is to find ways to make people renew their domain names, even through snail mail like Network Solutions used to do a few years back. I must admit I am not a fan of Godaddy, since our websites have lost 20-25,000 domain names to them through transfer over the past 10 years, even though we are a very small company. I can only imagine how many hundreds of thousands of domain names were transferred to them from Network Solutions and Register.com. But I can without reservation say that they are the most loved by customers looking for a bargain and hated by all of the other ICANN registrars. The question is – are we looking today to a solid company or another disaster like Fanny Mae/Lehman Brothers/Merrill Lynch and the likes? This should be looked at and answered by ICANN, and it should not be left until after the fact, like looking back at what happened to RegisterFly. If this ever happens, it will be the biggest technology blender affecting the entire world.

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