I THINK THIS IS DEAD NOW? ANYONE?

works on transfers as well!

$1.99 domain name, no other purchase required <-- confirmed

use code: 199TEST

confirmed: .com
confirmed: .org
confirmed: .net

Works only once per account.

Alternatively, Yahoo offers $1.99 domain names for the first year as well. Additional years paid up front are $9.99 each, up to 5 years total. These domains can be transferred to another registrar after 60 days if you decide against renewal or if you don't need/want yahoo services later. No additional fees for domain, at all, including "ICANN fee" (i believe this is a fee godaddy makes up - wrong: http://www.icann.org/en/announcem...jul07.htm; Yahoo just is not part of the ICANN list: http://www.icann.org/en/registrar...-list.html), and no additional purchase needed to get service, so its actually cheaper than this deal for the first year. Yahoo domain promotion requires that you have not had a Yahoo small business account on your yahoo login before, so if you already have a domain name on your Yahoo account, just sign up for another free yahoo ID to take advantage of the deal.

Promotion is good on .com, .net, .org, .info, .us, and .biz

Yahoo's yearly renewal fee for domains only accounts is $34.95 currently, so if you are keeping a domain only and hosting elsewhere, it is suggested that either

A) transfer out and cancel the yahoo account before the renewal hits,
B) Upgrade the account to Custom Mailbox before renewal hits (same cost as domain only, includes domain registration and provides POP or webmail access to a single email address at your domain) or
C) Upgrade to a Yahoo Web Hosting account to take advantage of any possible web hosting promotions available (often $8.96 a month for the first 3 months of a webhosting plan).

Direct link: http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/do...p=BESTDEAL

This deal has been going on for a LONG time and is not likely to die any time soon.

Clarification about Yahoo Domains: When you register your domain through Yahoo, Yahoo is not your registrar. MelbourneIT is your registrar, and Yahoo simply manages your domain as a reseller. This doesn't matter for most people as to transfer away from Yahoo is as simple as Unlocking your domain, updating your registration information if needed, getting your Authorization Code to your new registrar/reseller, and returning to close out your account when its complete. I would definitely recommend using Yahoo, especially for the same price all the time, even when OPs deal expires. (-current Yahoo Small Business Employee)