What better way to start the year than by saving a buck? If you took advantage of the Groupon deal, you can use that credit if I’m not mistaken. The deal was only available to US customers and since I wasn’t able to test it, I’m not 100% sure but if my memory serves me well, some people managed to use their credit with past $0.99 coupons so it will probably work now as well.

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One of my readers (Jin) mentioned the deal yesterday.

It’s only available if you’re from the US or Canada, so I’m not able to test it myself.

Since I can’t test it myself, I wanted to find out if it hasn’t expired, so I got in touch with their live support staff (the things I don’t do for you guys haha; as an observation, the live chat process was very smooth, nicely implemented) and according to the person I chatted with, the promo is still valid.

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We ended 2012 by doing something nice, so you know what, let’s say “Welcome 2013!” the same way. Until the end of January, you can buy a hosting account at just $0.98/month, use it for unlimited domains AND all of the revenue will be donated via Kiva. Even more so, you’ll receive a lifetime money back guarantee!

To place an order, click HERE.

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30% renewal discount coupons are pretty easy to find but 40%+ ones aren’t, so I thought I’d share this one. Also, I’m not 100% sure but I think you can use the GoDaddy credits you buy through the Groupon offer mentioned on TLD.org, so you’d basically be receiving two discounts.

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Since you guys deserve all of the credit (a special thanks to everyone who signed up for a DomainingServers.com $0.98/month hosting account and to everyone who will sign up after reading this post, all of the revenue from new $0.98/month hosting customers generated until the end of December will be donated via Kiva), I thought it would be a good idea to blog about the causes we’ve supported.

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Time for another GoDaddy coupon and this time, you can take advantage of three dot com registrations or transfers at only $0.99 + $0.18 (ICANN fee) each. These codes usually expire pretty quickly, so if you want to use this one, be sure to do it asap.

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Adam from DNF was kind enough to send an email to all members about the fact that until the end of 2012, 100% of the revenue generated from new DomainingServers.com shared hosting customers will be donated via Kiva (you can use your $0.98/month account to host unlimited domains and will also receive a lifetime money back guarantee).

Everyone needs hosting and at less than a buck per month, you can host all of your domains and do a good deed while you’re at it.

If you’re not satisfied, you’ll receive a 100% “no questions asked” refund.

Thought it would be a nice way to end the year and I’m looking forward to having you guys on board!

Since I started offering brokerage services at a 3% commission, I’m receiving emails on a regular basis but unfortunately, most of the domains have nothing to do with the guidelines I published.

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I mentioned that in order for me to accept your domain, it has to be worth at least $3,000 on the reseller market and that in order for me to accept your mini portfolio, it has to be worth at least $5,000 on the reseller market. Again, on the reseller market.

In most cases, the domains people are submitting would (at best) fetch those amounts through an end user sale in an optimistic scenario.

That’s why I want to make something clear and I’m sure other brokers feel the same way: if you don’t read the guidelines carefully and submit domains for the sake of it, you won’t receive a reply.

It’s not personal but since most brokers receive quite a few emails, replying selectively is the most reasonable approach.

If you want me to help you sell domains on the reseller market in exchange for a 3% commission, click HERE to read the guidelines and after reading them, shoot me an email at admin@domainingtips.com 🙂

A pretty rare situation, it seems that at the moment of writing, there are three active GoDaddy coupons for dot coms at considerably less than their wholesale cost.

All three worked today (haven’t tested them personally but other people managed to use them today), can’t guarantee they’ll remain active much longer, so be sure to use them as soon as you can. One for 1 domain at $0.99, the second one for 1 domain at $1.99 and the third one for up to 3 dot coms (+ 3 dot infos) at $2.99.

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About a day or so ago, Francois announced that eCop will make it possible to make money by selling a domain without actually buying it (click HERE for more details). In my opinion, it’s an option (no pun intended) that a lot of domainers might find interesting and let me explain why.

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