Register up to 3 new .COM domains for just $0.98

Special Offer! $.99 .COM from Go Daddy.com! Now through 1/2/2013!

Forget about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Top Holiday Deals and all other special offers you have been reading about it lately! Now, Go Daddy has launched a Special Offer!

You can get a $0.98* .COM domains, not only one, but up to 3! This is of course a discount that applies only to one year period of time and later you will have to renew the domains for a regular price. If you buy it now, you would most probably be able to renew it this day next year also with some significant discount.

It is too good to be true! And it is, because there are certain conditions that apply.

The offer may not be used for renewals, transfers, bulk registrations, premium domains or Sunrise/Landrush domain registrations.

All discounted domains must be purchased in the same order; limited to one order per customer.

After the initial purchase term, discounted products will renew at the then-current list price.

The discount cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, sale, discount or promotion.

Customers may not use gift cards, PayPal®, AliPay or ccavenue to redeem this offer.

Offer expires after 15,000 redemptions or at 11:59 PM (Mountain Time) on January 31, 2013 or at Go Daddy’s discretion (whichever comes first).

Offer valid for residents of the U.S. and Canada only.

In case you are debuting on the web, here is a little bit about domain names.

What is a domain name? A domain name is a Web address, such as godaddy.com, that is linked to an IP address (which represents a physical point on the Internet). When someone types a domain name into a Web browser, the requested Web page displays. A domain name consists of a top-level and a second-level domain. A top-level domain (TLD) is the part of the domain name located to the right of the dot (godaddy.com). The most common top-level domains are .COM, .NET, and .ORG. Some other popular top-level domains are .BIZ, .INFO, .NAME and .WS. These TLDs have certain guidelines but are, for the most part, available to any registrant, anywhere in the world. The part of the domain name located to the left of the dot — “godaddy,” in this case — is called the second-level domain (SLD) name. The second-level domain name is the “readable” part of the address and refers to the organization or entity behind the Internet address. Second-level domain names must be registered with an Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)-accredited registrar.

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