Besides Yahoo, Ipower is also currently selling domains at way below cost (the cost is reportedly $6.25) at $2.95 per year. You could get your domain for free too if you purchased their web hosting service.
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Lego turns 50 this year. Spend at a minimum of $50 and they will give you five special edition gold bricks for free. Offer valids till September 30, 2005.
Link: Lego 50th Anniversary.
How much do you pay for a domain name? If you have a credit card, you can now get your very own .com / .net / .info domain for around US$5 a year. There are currently some companies who are selling the domains at below cost (their cost price is reportedly $6), so grab one while you can.
Aplus.net - selling domains at $3.95 each, limited to one per customer. Excellent customer support.
Netfirms - domains at $4.95 each. However, I wasn’t able to register one from them, it seems that they don’t accept Malaysian credit cards, but you may try your luck. Be sure to uncheck Website Starter CD if you don’t need one. Shipping costs $7.95.
Yahoo Small Business - although they are currently selling at $9.95 per domain, they occasionally offer one at $4.95. However, I heard their support is very bad, and be sure to turn off the auto-renewal feature if you don’t need it. Yes, they retain your card details.
Do you skype? Today is a Free Skypeout day, and they are giving away 10 minutes of free airtime to members. Not much, but it’s useful for those who haven’t purchased any Skypeout airtime before, and you get to test the quality.
For your information, Skypeout lets you call from a PC to landline or mobile numbers around the world. Hurry, offer is valid for 24 hours only.
Link: Skype.
Need any of those? I have more than a handful of Yahoo 360, Gmail and Wallop invites to give away. If you need one, feel free to drop me an email.
Update: Yahoo 360 is already open to public.
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