.at ?

twain

Any good (cheaper) registrar that does .at besides name.com for 17.99? Looks like neither namecheap or internet.bs does .at

Shane_Elmore

Ask @William, his website is edis.at. :)

jhadley

https://www.hexonet.net/domain-names

giang

@twain said: Any good (cheaper) registrar that does .at besides name.com for 17.99? Looks like neither namecheap or internet.bs does .at

You could try: http://www.domainerschoice.com/prices

They offer .at at $14.17 ;)

Shane_Elmore

But yeah if NameSilo sold .at, I'd reccomend them. But sadly, they don't....

.com/net/generic domain endings however, they're really good!

rds100

I bought one from gandi.net - 18 EUR.

gbshouse

EDIS have .at domains for 28,34EUR per year

twain

@gbshouse said: EDIS have .at domains for 28,34EUR per year

LOL $36.46/yr nice... I may just go w/name.com since I already have an account... although, I am tempted by domainerschoice (@giang's recommendation) as it appears they accept paypal.. just not so sure about them.. there site is pretty slow.. anyone else have experience w/them?

Spirit

http://www.inwx.de/en .at 13.90€ http://www.netim.com/domain/prices.php .at 16.00€

rds100

edis's ordering system for domain is so complicated that when i asked @William to sell me an .at domain he told me to go buy it from gandi.net instead :)

giang

@twain said: anyone else have experience w/them?

I did use them about 2 years ago, support was slow, everything else was fine. Well, their old interface was slower than the new old... a lot :\

hostdog

OVH has it for 9 euros = 11.5641 US dollars Pros: the price Cons: OVH panel

William

Yea, we are pretty expensive for them, have to admit that. I'd use name.com or gandhi

Keep in mind:If you NOT PAY an AT domain it is NOT CANCELLED - The nic.at registry WILL send you an invoice for triple the price of your registrar (called "billwithdraw") and DOES sue you if you don't pay it.

David_P

@William said: DOES sue you if you don't pay it.

O_O

Wintereise

Suing over $40?

Watch out, we got a badass over here.

William

They are university funded, so yea... they can afford it sadly

Fliphost

@William Know from experience?

Fliphost

I agree it does seem a bit pointless to me

William

@Fliphost said: @William Know from experience?

Yes.

Alex_LiquidHost

@William said: Keep in mind:If you NOT PAY an AT domain it is NOT CANCELLED - The nic.at registry WILL send you an invoice for triple the price of your registrar (called "billwithdraw") and DOES sue you if you don't pay it

Sue you in another country... I doubt it.

Fliphost

@William How did it turn out?

Maounique

Buy .ro domains, they do not expire. One-time fee :P M

Pats

@Maounique said: One-time fee

buddy, how much is the one-time fee? registrar link? :)

vedran

@Maounique said: Buy .ro domains, they do not expire. One-time fee :P

Wait, you buy it and it's yours forever? What's the catch?

joepie91

@vedran said: Wait, you buy it and it's yours forever? What's the catch?

http://portal.rotld.ro/pages/en/6/

The registration is 51,26$+VAT(24%), one-time payment. There is no yearly fee at present. When yearly fee will be introduced, you will be informed.

SimpleNode

name.com

DomainBop

Namebay.com (France) is running a 6 euros special on .at names and DomainTechnik.at has .at's for euro 8.88

(no experience with either registrar)

tommy

@joepie91 said: The registration is 51,26$+VAT(24%), one-time payment. There is no yearly fee at present. When yearly fee will be introduced, you will be informed.

that great :)

Derek

D24 has .at for 3.35 EUR / 3.99 EUR incl. VAT

http://domaindiscount24.com/?js=1&page=specials&special=at

nabo

@Alex_LiquidHost said: Sue you in another country... I doubt it.

http://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/justice_freedom_security/judicial_cooperation_in_civil_matters/l16023_en.htm

William

@Alex_LiquidHost said: Sue you in another country... I doubt it.

When you have running costs of 2mil EUR but an income of 20mil+ EUR and you are university backed you can do that easily.

@Fliphost said: @William How did it turn out?

I paid a pretty high invoice and got out of it.