Renewing Domains? Here Are Some GoDaddy Coupons
GoDaddy recently sent me an email saying seven of my domain names are up for renewal. I was just about to renewal them when my buddy Julien sent me some nice GoDaddy coupons so I can save some money. I figured I’ll pass the coupon codes along.
- OYH3 - $3 off / $6.95 any .COM domain name
- OYH1 - 10% off anything
- BTPS7 - 20% off any order of $50 or more
- BTPS4 - 10% off anything
- OYH2 - $5 off a $30 purchase
Since I had seven domain names to renew, I used the BTPS7 coupon code to get 20% off my order. That’s a nice saving of $12.59. If you’re wondering how come seven domain names cost so much, it’s because I enable private registration on all my domains.
The coupons can be used for any GoDaddy services, including their webhosting plans and SSL Certificates. Just enter the coupon code at the checkout to get the discount. I don’t know when these coupons expires so if you’re planning to buy anything from GoDaddy, you better do it soon.
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Great! Thanks john
Reply to this commentDitto on that one.
Reply to this commentSome of the codes are useful i use slightly different codes and have been for a while but you’ve posted equivalent ones here so there is no need to mention the others.
Basically, to make the biggest savings use the 20% off or the $6.95 .com offer
Reply to this commentPeople still use GoDaddy? I thought their reign was over. Register.com is more professional anyway - although you pay more, it looks better in the WHOIS listing.
Reply to this commentAs far as I’m concerned, I am sticking to GoDaddy, I’ve been using them for quite a while and my experience has been great.
Alan Johnson
Reply to this commentWhy Pay $35 dollars so your WHOIS listing looks professional, you can pay less and get privacy at godaddy.com … Register.com is so 90’s …
Reply to this commentHeHe I do the coupon code search every time I buy a domain or renew a domain.
I’ve also got hosting on godaddy but it’s set to be paid automatically out of my paypal account every month and I don’t really feel like messing it up so no coupons for that
Reply to this commentWhy would it mess things up? I have domains paid for automatically with PayPal and others with a Credit Card, and GoDaddy manages to keep them all separate (all in the same account) without any problems.
Reply to this commentThanks for the post john.
Reply to this commentThanks, I just renewed 6 domain names.
Reply to this commentThat’s a lot of domains you got right there
Reply to this commentNice Thank John!
Reply to this commentNever use Go Daddy before. How’s their service anyway?
Reply to this commentGoDaddy is excellent. It does take a bit of getting used to but once you see how their system works you will love it. Great products, great service, great price.
Really, using any other host or registrar is a mistake!
The Mad Ape
Reply to this commentThey are indeed the best domain name registration company but their hosting is not all that great and I would generally advise against using the same company for domain name registration and hosting.
Alan Johnson
Reply to this commentGoDaddy are the best domain registrars ever!!
Reply to this commentHmm…If I’m correct, you could use the “OYH3″ code to renew one by one. In the end, you could save $21. I’ve done this before when purchasing new domains, but I’m not sure if it’ll work with renewing. When I purchased new domains, all I did was purchase one, pay for it, and purchase a new one. All this is under one account
-Mike
Reply to this commentI used one of these coupons last night to register 5 domains and you can use it the 6.95 .com one once and it works for all of them. No need to do it one by one.
Before I buy a domain I do the search for Go Daddy Coupons and their is a thread at fatwallet that has the newest ones.
Reply to this commentExcellent tip John! Thanks and great blog.
Reply to this commentThanks for the coupons John.
Reply to this commentI usually get my promotional codes from GoDaddy Coupons, which is updated daily with new codes.
Just saved $12 on my GoDaddy domains
Thanks John.
Reply to this commentThe first and last time i bought a domain from GoDaddy the purchase went through, then a few days later they refunded it on their own accord. A quick check on whois shows GoDaddy as the owners now.
Reply to this commentNot sure what the ethics on that are, not happy at the time to say the least.
I have heard a lot of horror stories about GoDaddy; personally I wouldn’t touch them with a bargepole!
- Martin Reed
Reply to this commentReally? I’ve always used GoDaddy and I love them.
Reply to this commentYou’ve been reading the wrong stuff.
There is a reason they are the biggest domain seller on the internet you know
Reply to this commentNot because they provide a good service, that’s for sure. They have superbowl commercials dude. That’s why they’re so popular. Go with namecheap.
Reply to this commentYou gotta sell a lot of $6.95 domain names to pay for those $3 million dollar Superbowl commercials.
Reply to this commentThey were popular before they started with their Super Bowl commercials.
Reply to this commentAnother vote for namecheap.
Reply to this commentI have heard a lot of horror stories about GoDaddy too. Fortunately, I’ve never had any problems and they’ve been very helpful the handful of times I’ve needed to contact them with anything. And, the most common complaints about GoDaddy are for things other registrars do as well.
Reply to this commentHey John,
You realize that eNom registrars (namecheap.com) gives you free private registration? If you use the coupon code WINTERFEVER, it’s $8.41 per domain, which would have come to a total of $58.87, that would have been a saving of $55.8 which is about 50% off.
I know it aint a lot of money and you probably like having all your domains with godaddy, but maybe next year you should change the domain names over to namecheap and give the $50 to the soup kitchen you posted about awhile back?
Reply to this commentIf you register or transfer at least 5 domains to GoDaddy you get FREE private registration. I just transferred 20 domain that were getting ready to expire at Dotster over. I tried using the 20% coupon off as well, but it did not work. I called their customer support (which was quite excellent) and the guy tried all sorts of coupon codes, but the $6.99 transfer deal was the best he could do. That seems like a great deal with the FREE private registration.
Reply to this commentFYI: Seth Godin is looking for a software developer for the Squidoo team and he’s offering a $3000 finders fee.
Reply to this commenthttp://www.sethgodin.com
I wish I had known this a couple of days ago when I renewed mine. Oh well sucks to be me!
Reply to this commentIt was only a couple of dollars either way. Not THAT big a loss
Reply to this commentThank you John ! I have to renew 3 domains
Reply to this commentThanks John for the information, I have to renew 3 domains
Reply to this commentI’ve not paid full price at GoDaddy for a couple of years now. They always have GoDaddy coupon codes posted at http://retailmenot.com I’d bet I’ve used OHY3 100 times!
Reply to this commentHaha I haven’t used full price at GoDaddy either. Why when you have so many free coupons available?
Reply to this commentCheers mate.
For some reason John’s didn’t work for me. But one of the ones listed on that site worked :D. Saved me $26 total
The 2x .Net something offer.
Reply to this commentSheesh how many domains you had to renew to have a $100+ invoice? How much their services might suck (especially the hosting, from my past experience) i love GoDaddy because of several coupons and discounts. I receive like 2-3 emails from GoDaddy a week with coupons and stuff to save money.
Reply to this commentSome people I know have hundreds of domains. They just sell them for a nice profit.
Reply to this commentUsed to be on that business (but was more into the fast get-rid-of scheme). Never really managed to have such high bills on just renewing my own domains (even tho I fill my enom account almost every single month).
Reply to this commentThere are definitely people raking in some more than worthwhile profits and…let’s just say that their portfolio contains a lot more than a few hundred domains
Alan Johnson
Reply to this commentVery timely post, I’ve got a few to renew myself and put these codes to the test. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Reply to this commentI guess these don’t work if you by from TDNAM.
Reply to this commentI buy a lot at TDNAM and a 10% off would save me good money
Today was the first time i got a off at TDNAM….
Guys, if you have TDNAM coupon code do post it here so that it is helpful for people.
I had the first one, but the 20% one will come in handy soon
Thanks, John.
Reply to this commentYes the 20% code is good and so is the $6.95 dot com code
Reply to this commentI use private registration on all my domains too after starting getting alot of spammy calls off “new” domain parking firms and spammy letters too
Reply to this commentThat’s actually funny John, b/c I wrote a piece yesterday on how switching to NameCheap from Godaddy can save you a bundle on private registration: http://www.bestrankingsites.com/switch-your-crappy-godaddy-domain-to-namecheap
Reply to this commentGodaddy is better because, although namecheap are trying to wear it off since they got ICANN creditted they are still the “cool reseller”
Reply to this commentI’ve been using OYH3 for about a year now.
I’m going to check out namecheap from the above comment though, sounds pretty good.
Reply to this commentIf Bob Parsons wasn’t such a weenie I’d take you up on the offer. Sneaky with the private domains there. Is that just to hide them from spammers or evil affiliate marketers?
Reply to this commentThanks for the info. I am helping my friend buy some domain names and he should be happy with the discounts.
Reply to this commenti think you are a great man because great man can only do such great things.. I think you are a genius thank for your regularly updates you are really good friends
Reply to this commentGoDaddy is my domain register of choice. I do appreciate the discounts. For those of us that own an embarrassing amount of domain names having all of them in one source is extremely helpful.
I have never used Godaddy as a host but I have heard that their offerings are wonderful. Even if you have a separate hosting plan, they make it very easy to redirect. I could go on and on. But I’ll stop there.
John, Thanks for the coupons. Congrats on the article in Entrepreneur! I’m looking forward to a post about “Increasing traffic by getting published.”
Reply to this commentI have nothing good to say about GoDaddy - these guys oversell, over complicate and hold your domains ransom.
NameCheap are much better and I don’t care if they charge more!
Reply to this commentWhat can you guys say about 1&1 for as domains compared to GoDaddy?
Reply to this commentI have been using them for few months, but do not have any experience with GoDaddy. At the time the obvious advantage of 1&1 was the price. I see now it is like $6.12 for .com and private registration is free.
don’t do it! godaddy is tricking you to use their service and it isn’t too good
Reply to this commentGiven their impressive market share, they don’t have to trick anyone into anything
Alan Johnson
Reply to this commentThank you John ! Saved me U$30 on renewals
Reply to this commentBetter still skip godaddy and namecheap altogether and go with http://www.answerable.com - free private whois - not crappy 1 year only and cheaper per order domains that both the above.
Reply to this commentThanks for the codes! I registered a new name today for a new blog. Muhahahahaha!
Reply to this commentI wonder if you’re allowed to register something with the coupons and then transfer it right after?
Reply to this commenttheres a blog at godaddycodes.wordpress.com that has a more current list of active godaddy coupons than fatwallet
Reply to this commentGodaddy just called me yesterday to find out about me renewing domains. I didnt call them back yet, but they said they could save me some money. Probably no more than just using codes though.
Reply to this commentthanks chow for this coupon…
Reply to this commentIf you do private registrations, Namecheap is definately a better choice since the first year with them is free. I used to register with Godaddy but after trying Namecheap, I never looked back since.
Reply to this commentPersonally, I have a few domains registered with NameCheap as well but prefer GoDaddy, I’ve gotten used to them over time and am extremely comfortable with this company.
Alan Johnson
Reply to this commentGoDaddy are a great company, I’ve used them for every domain name I have ever had.
Thanks for providing those coupons John.
Reply to this commentThanx for sharing john
Reply to this commentI have some domain which will be expiring soon. I will use these coupon while renewing
Thanks for the copouns, John, they came at a useful time.
I’m wondering if you would consider writing a post on the pluses and minuses of privaste or hidden domain registration details? Persoanlly, I don’t hide my domain details (I have only a few), but I might expand quite abit. Also, purely from personal opinon, I always look up domains of people I am considering dealing with, and while it is not necessarily a deal breaker, hidden details always raise my caution flag … in otherwords, they start out one strike down. Your thoughts would be valuable.
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