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2012 Discounted Cheap Domain Names on Sale

As domain prices continue to rise throughout the industry, we wanted to give you another opportunity to renew your domain(s) for three years, four years, or even five years, at a discounted rate. Save 15% when renewing .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info and .us domains for a three-year term or longer. 

This sale was originally scheduled to end on June 14th, but many customers were not able to take advantage of it in time, so we've extended this special offer through June 28th. This offer isn't available to new customers or for new domain registrations; it is only available to our existing customers as a way of thanking you for your business. 

To access this offer, simply log into DomainCentral and click on the domain you want to renew (.com, .net, .org, .biz, .info and .us extensions only). Then click the "Renew" tab (2nd from the right), and select 3 years, 4 years or 5 years from the drop-down menu — the 15% off discount is already included in the price! 

Plus, as an added benefit, you won't have to worry about potentially losing your domain to someone else due to a lapsed domain registration. Lock in this price, and lock up your domain, for the next 3-to-5 years: 

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