Domain Cost Club Offers Domains At-Cost With A $99 Fee Per Year (video)

Members of Domain Cost Club are assured to get the cheapest wholesale prices for their domain names. But they have to pay a fee to gain membership.

Regular memberships start $99 per year and there are also lifetime memberships that have a one time fee of $499. So you need to have at least 100 domains to start seeing any benefits.

This video explains what Domain Cost Club is:

The internet has expanded with the Release of New Domain Extensions like .club, .rocks, .xyz, etc. Hundreds of new extensions launched in 2014.

Domain Cost Club provides its members with domain name registration, renewal and transfers at the same price that it costs to them, this results from 20% to 300% savings on new gtld domain names when compared to other registrars like godaddy, 1and1 etc.

By sharing this opportunity with others, members can also earn commissions in addition to saving on domain registrations.

Domain Cost Club is powered by ICANN Accredited registrar Global Domains International, Inc. GDI has been in the domain industry since 1999 as a ccTLD registry operator, and became an ICANN accredited registrar in 2009. Domain Cost Club is the first registrar in the world to introduce at cost pricing to its members starting from October 2014.

“People who registered dot com names early on in the 1990s have made a fortune from the sale of those domains. Now a similar scenario has emerged with the launch of new domain extensions. Domain Cost Club provides another opportunity to profit form the Internet. A Domain Cost Club membership can save its members thousands of dollars on new premium domain names.”

“The Domain Cost Club opportunity is suitable for people who want to register lot of domain names or people who want to invest in premium domains launched with the new extensions. For people who just need few domains for their website and who are not interested in investing in premium domains, a review of top domain registrars can be found at http://DomainRegistration.Reviews.”