Buying domains wholesale - not affiliate

[Thanasus]

I have a lot of domains and have been considering trying to establish a relationship with someone as a true reseller, not an affiliate. Anybody have any experience with this? My searches online always turn up affiliate programs.

[nakulgoyal]

I did not understand whether you are talking about selling domains or buying domains or what! can u please clarify?

[amznVibe]

Do you mean to renew them at lower prices? Or to sell your inventory of domain names?

[Serchen]

If your looking to renew a bulk number of domains I'd take a look at SRS Plus, or Wild West. They quote low rates and they apply to single year registrations unlike some of the lower quoted prices out there.

[amznVibe]

SRS Plus is Network Solutions, probably the least popular comapany with resellers that I have seen. WildWest (GoDaddy) has a $100 per year fee which is a real deal killer IMHO and their interface is a bit annoying (at least to me).

For my 2 cents, Enom tends to get really good ratings from resellers, no nonsense interface (and no ads like godaddy/wildwest) you can easily "push" names for free between accounts, and you can get $7.95 pricing with no annual fees if you find the right deal (hint: ebay ;) ).

[Serchen]

I've no personal experience with godaddy, but I have with SRSplus and I can say we havent had a problems with them. We currently have around 700 domains listed with them and are happy paying $7.95 per annum.

[amznVibe]

If you have 700 domains, you need to shop for the better pricing you easily qualify for.
You could be paying at least $1 less than you are, and that adds up over a year or two.

You might not even have to move if you show SRS you have been comparing,
the competition is so rough these days I bet they will discount for you.

[Serchen]

We resell domains via a hosting business so strictly speaking those domains are not ours but some of our clients.

We've determined that moving would be likely to cause more hassle than its worth.