How to set up a .COM business without using a Credit Card?

Dot com business is a fast growing business in India. All you need a domain name and hosting space. Now a days, setting up professional website / blog is very cheap. It can be as low $6 / Rs. 300 (Free services can't be as good as paid services). But all you need a credit card to perform this action (And most of the great common men don't have it).

Dot com business is a fast growing business in India. All you need a domain name and hosting space. Now a days, setting up professional website / blog is very cheap. It can be as low $6 / Rs. 300  (Free services can’t be as good as paid services). But all you need a credit card  to perform this action (And most of  the great common men don’t have it).

Most of the merchants accept Paypal mode of payment, but this, in turn, requires a credit card to checkout. You can’t pay by Paypal even if you have balance in your Paypal account or Paypal account with verified bank account.

The solution?

The solution to this is oneindia domain registrar. You can go for domain registration, buy hosting space  (linux/windows), purchase site builder tools and other services without using a credit card. no-need-of-creditcard

It uses ccavenue payment gate way which accepts all kinds of Internet banking, debit card payment options.

You can checkout just with your state bank debit card, without fearing any kind of  security threat as it uses VeriSign SSL Certificate and the data is well encrypted.

Other Indian domain registrar (rediff , indiatimes, net4) also accept non-credit card type of payment like check deposit, etc but these processes are very lengthy and tactful.

Other advantage of  oneindia domain registrar is that it provides free DNS services unlike net4 who charges Rs 500 for just purchasing another subdomain or c name .

Most of the new bloggers/publishers are choosing CO.CC free domain (actually sub-domain) service (I did before). But this free service will be very expensive after one year as you will have to pay $3/year to continue with CO.CC  otherwise you will lose all your traffic, page rank and everything (example devi4u.co.cc, ecat.co.cc).

Why don’t you go for a TLD at just $6.00 from the beginning?

Lastly, if you have a credit card don’t think about any one else other than godaddy (world’s most popular domain registrar).  Here are some offer coupons/ source codes with which you can avail special offers from godaddy. As I don’t have a credit card; I can’t use these.

fbDomain10 >> 10% off  on .COM, .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, and .US (expires June 27)

gdbb80520 >> 20% off on order of $75 or more.  (expires July 7)

gdr0642w >> Register or renew any .COM for  $7.49/yr (SAVE 25%)

gdr0622b >> 15% off on order of $65 or more plus 10% off on hosting (expires June 30)

Link: Go to Oneindia.in


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7 Comments

Sourish Nath June 24, 2009

I prefer Name.com , no credit card required.Pay via paypal and that too non verified paypal accounts.I have presently 5 domains registered there http://www.pocketmoneyfinder.com,www.pocketmoneyfinder.co.in,www.desiboyz.in and lastly http://www.onetrickaday.com.I got .com domain for just 8.20$ and renewal for .com is – 7.99$ .. so dont worry

rahul June 25, 2009

Great information for domain registration.

Harsh Agrawal June 25, 2009

Hey that’s good but do they allow domain transfer for free?
If they do, they are going to be my fav domain registrar…

Devi Mahapatra June 25, 2009

@ Harsh Agrawal
No domain transfer is not absolutely free. But you get 1 year extra registration for free; means you loose nothing.

Rahul September 21, 2009

Something like a sponsored post…. We can get domains names for just Rs.350.

ankit September 1, 2010

is oneindia.com good for registering domains coz i dont find any reviews about it on the internet

Aditya Kane September 2, 2010

No idea about oneindia.com but you might want to check out our service called IlovethisDomain. Or send in a tweet to @Ilovethisdomain 😉