@ Netfirms - $20 For 1 YEAR of Hosting, 2 Free Domain Names, 250GB Space....

[j_branded]

I was stumbling around the web looking for hosting deals when I came upon mention of Netfirms hosting

I also did a whole bunch of reading on them and whatever complaints they received in the past have been fixed (such as a new control panel) amongst other things readers have commented on. So far so good with my account.

***Its $20 USD, but that works out to about under $24 CAD***

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DETAILS:

Netfirms is celebrating 10 years in business, so we’re offering you a whole year of our most popular web hosting plan for just $20!



2 FREE domain names
250 GB of disk space
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Support for PHP, Perl, and MySQL
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E-mail and Security
500 e-mail addresses @yourdomain
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Web-based e-mail (WebMail) and POP3 e-mail (Outlook)
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Source: http://www.netfirms.com/maxpc

Coupon Code : MAXPC

expires march 31st

[ddechene]

I have been with Netfirms for a couple years now and can vouch for their improvements.

As a side note, this deal isn't new (infact it is always on-going). Last year it was $10, this year its $20.

Every year I just sign up a new account, get my 2 free domains and transfer my configuration over (versus paying the $10/month for the year after)

[Azenha]

Old news... There are previous posts on this here in RFD... But, hey, it's always good to get a refresher post.

Oh yes, I believe the $10 a year deal is still alive (2 domains, hosting, etc, etc)

http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/s...light=netfirms

[eugeneo]

Even better price

http://lifehacker.com/5122758/new-ye...-domain-for-11

For BlueHost until July 5th

Coupon code 202 for 80%
Coupon Code 220 for 90%

[chilts]

can you create a new dreamhost account and transfer your domain on another dreamhost account to the new account?

[chilts]

pretty sweet deal. ~$25 for 2 years hosting and a free domain. had to use a diff email and cc than my other dreamhost account.

now what to do with this account.
http://lifehacker.com/software/lifeh...use-303421.php had some decent ideas.

[COMson]

http://netfirms.com/mac

same thing for $10 is still alive?

[shingo43]

http://netfirms.com/mac

same thing for $10 is still alive?

I think it's dead, it shows 20/yr for me

[contact_markm]

The link shows me 10 per year with two domains! Great deal!

http://netfirms.com/mac

[movieking]

It show as $10, but when you click through it is $20.

So I want to keep my two domains from this deal last year. What is the easiest way to do this? I can't renew them online, since you can only renew your plan online (which is $120+, something that I wouldn't pay). Renewing the plan online does renew your domains though. If I create a new account, I am assuming that I can transfer my current domains to it and then renew them there, correct? Or is there a way for me to renew my current domains at godaddy or somewhere else and just transfer to wherever I end up with hosting? I just want to make sure that I don't end up losing my domains since they are up in a few weeks.

[Scottie]

the code MAC might still work I Used it 2 months ago got 2 domains and a year of hosting for like $10 USD advantage hosting too with Wordpresss message baord and alot of goodies with it.

[Sgt_Strider]

The $10 deal doesn't work. It does show $10 if you click on the link, but it becomes $20 afterwards. The MAC code doesn't work. $20 USD is the cheapest that I can find. Again, I'm hoping someone will post a better deal. Thx!

[CRayman Z]

It show as $10, but when you click through it is $20.

So I want to keep my two domains from this deal last year. What is the easiest way to do this? I can't renew them online, since you can only renew your plan online (which is $120+, something that I wouldn't pay). Renewing the plan online does renew your domains though. If I create a new account, I am assuming that I can transfer my current domains to it and then renew them there, correct? Or is there a way for me to renew my current domains at godaddy or somewhere else and just transfer to wherever I end up with hosting? I just want to make sure that I don't end up losing my domains since they are up in a few weeks.

I'm in the same situation. Any advice would be appreciated.

[ClubberLang]

any updates?

[chilts]

It show as $10, but when you click through it is $20.

So I want to keep my two domains from this deal last year. What is the easiest way to do this? I can't renew them online, since you can only renew your plan online (which is $120+, something that I wouldn't pay). Renewing the plan online does renew your domains though. If I create a new account, I am assuming that I can transfer my current domains to it and then renew them there, correct? Or is there a way for me to renew my current domains at godaddy or somewhere else and just transfer to wherever I end up with hosting? I just want to make sure that I don't end up losing my domains since they are up in a few weeks.

if you create a new netfirms acct they will likely charge you to transfer the domains to another account. im pretty sure about that but you might need to read the fine print on it.

you could however transfer them to another provider but you will likely charge you as well. depending on the company it will usually cost you $10-20 for the transfer plus a domain renewal.

If you need to transfer get the transfer code from you provider as you will need to enter it with your new provider when you do the transfer. also remember to change the dns servers on your old provider to the new provider's dns servers so you domain doesn't go down for a week as the transfers usually take 7-10 days.

hope this helps.