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The entire ResellerClub Slab based Pricing Structure will be revamped from the 30th of September. Instead of 6 slabs, they will now be moving to 4 slabs with Slab 3 being the Best Slab. The Total Receipts for each of the corresponding Slabs remain the same. Please refer to the table below for the new pricing structure:
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Slabs
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Total Receipts
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gTLD Pricing*
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Base Slab
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USD 199
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USD 9.49
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Slab 1
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USD 499
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USD 8.89
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Slab 2
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USD 1499
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USD 8.39
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Slab 3
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USD 2999
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USD 7.89
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*Pricing applicable to .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info and .name Domains
The new pricing structure will only be beneficial for you as you now only need Total Receipts worth $2999 to get the Best Slab Pricing for ALL domain extensions.
With the Registry price hike and the industry changing as a whole, ResellerClub have tried to increase the value of the Domain Name through free products and yet ensure that your pricing remains competitive. The value of these FREE products exceed $50, i.e. more than 5 times the cost of the Domain Name itself.
The Free Products currently being worked upon, which will be available shortly:
Some specific updates on Free Business Mail:
For Resellers choosing the Free Business Mail; listed below are some of the features, benefits and parameters for the same
Stay tuned for further updates on the progress and the launch date of these great Free Products.
Once again, keeping our Resellers best interest in mind, we have tried to ensure that we still maintain our position as the Registrar with best pricing in the industry and the most comprehensive and profitable Product offering.
Please feel free to get in touch with us for absolutely any questions or feedback that you may have.
Team ResellerClub
ResellerClub.com
blog.resellerclub.com
comments off Tuesday 23 Sep 2008 | BestHosting | domain name, promotion
Question :-
If I signed up for a year with Hostmonster, and used their free domain feature to register my domain, does that mean they actually own this domain?
I checked whois and Hostmonster is listed as the owner. Does this mean I cannot switch to another host and own this domain? And when my hosting plan runs out with Hostmonster, the domain is no longer mine?
Answer :-
comments off Monday 11 Aug 2008 | BestHosting | domain name, free, hosting plans
Many of my customers have been extremely happy using gmail as their primary interface when dealing with mail addressed to their hosted domains. Using this technique, emails appear to be received and sent from your domain, but all email management is completed at gmail.
You too, can have this feature for FREE, Google is giving free service for small organisation, check their TOS.
You are required to have a Gmail address to sign up for Gmail for your domain. If you do not have a Gmail account, you can register for one from the link provided below. To learn more about Gmail for your domain, visit:
Once you are approved for Gmail for your domain (which can take 7-10 days), you will need to change the MX records on your domain. This is an ‘advanced’ setting at some registars, so they will give you ample warnings that you can mess this up and not receive any e-mails.
Give it about an hour or two, and you are now live with Gmail for your domain.
The biggest thing you need to do to configure your domain to change the Custom MX.
Do check out this page for FAQ. http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=48237
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