Cash Piggy loves domain coupon codes
Oversee – the mother company of Snapnames & Moniker – is offering some goodies to all domainers; just in time for the upcoming Black Friday mega-sale.
There are several new promo codes, that once entered into the related field will yield special savings for all purchases at Moniker or Snapnames.
Here we go – an exclusive to DomainGang:
Code: Halvarez
Result: Get a .com at Moniker for $5.99 (new registrations) or a free shill bid at Snapnames.
Code: Rebate
Result: Get a free Snapnames rebate lottery ticket related to the Hank Alvarez scandal – for only $27.99 to cover lawyers’ expenses (plus shipping and handling.)
Code: BigJoeBubba
Result: Free “Get out of jail” pass – not valid for former VPs of Engineering at Snapnames.
Code: NelsonBrady
Result: Absolutely nothing. This code is useless, period.
Code: SharkAttack
Result: Free participation to the class auction lawsuit of your choice – not valid against Oversee or its subsidiaries.
Best of luck during your Black Friday mega-shopping!
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“Code: Halvarez
Result: Get a .com at Moniker for $5.99 (new registrations) ”
My name is Bacciagalupe and I have a question for you from Patrick who unfortunately
has come down with the Swine Flu.
Does the $5.99 Moniker reg fee for new domains include the 18 cents ICANN fee?
Okay, back to making the grappa.
All coupons are exclusive of Federal tax, city tax, sales tax, county and state tax, VAT and extortion tax. But yes, the ICANN fee of $0.18 is included.
My cash piggy thanks you in advance for Halvarez coupon code. 🙂
Don’t ask where I heard this from, but if you stack BigJoeBubba on top of NelsonBrady you will get free whois! you’re welcome. 😀
Thanks Richard, indeed the coupons are stackable. Many thanks for this amazing tip! 😀
How about code “Support” where for free, you get put through to a call center in the Philippines and the person you talk to can’t do anything except log a support ticket for you and then you have to wait several days to get a reply that doesn’t really answer your question.