Web Hosting Sales and Promos Roundup — January 25, 2013

In the week ending January 25, 2013, Exabytes is offering .NET domains for $0.99

In the week ending January 25, 2013, Exabytes is offering .NET domains for $0.99, GigeNET is offering 50 TB of free bandwidth on all cloud servers, WiredTree is offering 50 percent off VPS packages, and Dathorn is offering the first month on any of its hosting plans for $1.

Exabytes Offers .NET Domains for $0.99

Web hosting provider Exabytes has launched the “.NET Domain Gila Promo” that offers .NET domains for $0.99.

The one-day only promotion is valid on January 31, 2013 only on a “first come, first served” basis.

The promotion expires at 12 am on February 1, 2013 or when a total of 100 domains are sold off, whichever comes first.

Full details on the promotion and registrations of domains, can be seen at Exabytes’ website.

Gigenet Cloud Offers 50 TB of Free bandwidth on Cloud Servers

Cloud hosting provider GigeNET is offering IPV6 and 50 TB of free bandwidth on all cloud servers.

Expiring on January 31 at midnight, new customers are eligible for the deal when they purchase a pre-configured or customizable cloud server package.

To redeem the deal, new customers must enter the coupon code “50TBFREE” at checkout.

WiredTree Offers 50 Percent Off VPS Packages for New Customers

Web hosting provider WiredTree is offering 50 percent off the first two months of VPS service or the first 3 months on its managed hybrid service for all new customers when they move to WiredTree.

To redeem this offer, new customers must enter the coupon code “makethetransition” or “hybridftw”, respectively, at checkout.

Dathorn Offers First Month of Hosting for $1

For a limited time, reseller web hosting provider Dathorn is offering the first month on any of its hosting plans for $1.

To redeem the offer, customers must enter the coupon code “FIRSTMONTHONE” at checkout, and they will receive the first month for $1.00.

About Justin Lee

Justin Lee has been a staff analyst with theWHIR since 2004. He writes about a range of web hosting and IT-related issues facing the industry on the WHIR website, as well the print version of the WHIR magazine. Follow him on Twitter @Justin_theWHIR.