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If anyone is interested, please post below and PM me. Also mention the total rate.

I can do it for 0.05BTC each.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=835505.0

you can buy domains with bitcoins over at namecheap.com

http://namesilo.com also takes BTC

thanks.

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i can buy you 4 domains @4$ each , contact me :) and yes you can buy one then wait and so on ... if you worry from my -ve trust

Namecheap also takes BTC

namecheap.com
Qhoster.com (There's a coupon on the site, find it ;) )

Namecheap is a great registrar and is Bitcoin friendly as well.

With every .com domain purchase you also get free whoisguard.

Stop shilling for NC. It was mentioned in post #4.

Yes some guys ( even sometimes me ) post our thoughts based on the topic-reading ... we must see all replies at least :)

Is whois guard recommended?

Also, is transfer of a domain to another account free?

Namecheap to Namecheap is free.

Go For Godaddy to register .com domain Search online for coupons of Godaddy

So, is whois guard recommended? What are the advantages?

Don't register domains with godaddy. They're about the worst domain registrar in existence, also they don't accept bitcoins, and they autocharge you for renewals without asking you about it, and they also overcharge a lot for their services, and they oversell their shared hosting. In addition the owner is know for going on expensive hunting trips to africa, killing elephants: http://www.thecollaredsheep.com/godaddy-ceo-bob-parsons-shoots-elephant-in-zimbabwe/

They're also more concerned about making commercials to reel in new customers than to actually provide good customer service. It was a sign of relief once I finally was finished with my customer relationship with them, and I don't understand how I was reeled in in the first place.

Basically they feed off customers that don't know too much about domains and hosting. The more experienced users will not use godaddy.

In addition it's also a US company, which means that all customer details will be readily available to NSA/FBI/CIA/IRS etc.

For bitcoin services, going offshore with anonymous domains and hosting is the preferred method imo.

If you have questions about these issues, don't be afraid to fire me a pm. In addition, depending on what you're going to use the domains for, it's not very advisable to have other people buy them for you, that can lead to a hostload of issues, it's best to buy them yourself.

For instance, if you send btc to somebody, and they use as stolen cc to purchase the domain, and then transfer it to you, you might end up in legal trouble when the charge is reversed.

There are numerous serious companies offering domain registrations for bitcoins. Prices are variable, so you could check it out. This is a good starting point:

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Domain_Name_and_DNS_Hosting

As for whois guard, that is basically a company putting their info in the whois information of your domain. If you google "find whois info about a site", you will find many sites letting you check the whois of a domain. If the domain is whois protected, then the info popping up will lead you to some company that's providing the whois.

If you run company A and have whois protection on a domain, the whois will basically read anon company X.

For example this forum has whois protection and it reads:


In legal terms I think it's allowed to have whois protection, but it's not allowed to input fake data, but in reality the end result is much the same, and I see very many people inputting fake data. I'm not sure what the consequences of inputting fake data would be, but I never heard of anyone losing their domain over it. In addition it might be cheaper than whois protection. The whois protection is usually done for a few dollars a year pr. domain. And some hosts claims to give it to you for free, but the cost is mot often included in the cost of the domain registration anyway!

Good luck, and don't hesitate to send me a pm if you need further help! ;)

I can do it for you but the rate depends on the extension, kindly let me know if it is .com, .info etc, then i will be able to quote price for you.

OP you should seriously consider namecheap, which already accepts bitcoin. You can do it with your btc there without help from others.

Pushing from one namecheap account to another namecheap account is completely free of cost. However, from one registrar to another, it has a fee. I recommend namecheap and also, Whois guard is highly recommended.
With Whois guard, people won't be able to see your actual address.

you bought or yet searching for someone after so many guys helping you out :)

You get permanently free whoisguard with Namesilo and pay less than NameCheap (which only does free WG for the first year, then charges you). No reason not to use whoisguard on Namesilo.