How to Buy Domain Names in Bulk
People buy multiple domains in bulk when they want to protect their brand name. For instance, you can type in several variations of Google and it will still take you to the Google website. This is because others will register a domain similar to yours and cash in on your visitors' spelling mistakes. You want to get as many variations of your domain name up front so that no matter how a visitor misspell your domain in a browser, they can still be redirected to your site. Some domain registers give a discount when domains are purchased in bulk.
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Buy domain names in bulk from Register.com. Go to the site and scroll to the bottom. Enter up to 10 domain names in the box at the bottom of the page and click on "Go." If you want to register more than 10 domain names, you will need to call a Register.com representative. The next screen informs you if the domain names are available. If they are, continue through the process to give your personal information and credit card to register all of the domains. The website will give you a price for the bulk order depending on the domains you want to register.
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Register multiple domains in bulk from GoDaddy to get special pricing. Go to the bulk section of the website (see Resource section for link). Enter up to 500 domains in the box and click "Search." The availability of the domain names are listed in the next page. If the domains are available, continue through the setup by registering for the GoDaddy website, entering your personal information and giving your billing information for the domain registration. The amount to register the domain depends on how many domains you are registering and for how long.
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Register bulk domains at SSL Catacomb Networking. See the chart for the special bulk pricing to see how much it will cost. Click on the "Start Bulk Registrations." Enter in the domain names you want to register. Check their availability. Enter in your personal and billing information to complete the registration.
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