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If you are looking for August’s code, it is in this post.

Staying true to it’s monthly domain name coupon giveaway, Namecheap’s June code “JUNEBUGZ” has stopped working. For you webmasters, here’s the code for July 2007. BOTTLEROCKET is the magic word to save $0.90 on new domain registrations. This code should cover .com .net and .org but not .info.

As usual, renewals will not work with this code. Namecheap provides a special code for owners of 50 or more domain names with them. All you need to do is request from them. There is another temporary code that you can use with Namecheap for renewal discounts. The code is NICEDEAL. Apparently, this code lasts until 1st of July. I’ve not used this code before but if you do use it, please leave a comment if it worked or otherwise.

Namecheap seems to be giving out discount coupons on a monthly basis now. So, without further ado, the coupon code for June 2007 is JUNEBUGZ. This code should work for .com .org and .net new registrations. .info extensions are already cheap, so, as usual with the previous codes, June’s code will not be applicable for that.

Remember, if you are renewing domains, request for a discount code from Namecheap’s support and they will provide you with the code if you have more than 50 domains with them. Never hurts to try even if you are not in that category.

I hope Namecheap will just provide the one code that would last a whole year or something to that accord. I’m not really complaining since Namecheap has been good to me and always works whenever I require it to.

Tags: namecheap, coupon, june

Many webmasters are obsessed with their websites’ traffic and some are crazy after Google’s PageRank and some are nuts about both.  It’s not that these does not matter to me but if I’m into traffic, I can buy website traffic to boost the numbers.  In fact, I’m really interested in finding out who, from where visit my blog.

As I’ve wrote in the past, amoswong.com has got visitors from Guam.  Isn’t it interesting?  The fact that the visitor came from Guam made me wanna read up about the country.  Other things that interest me are comments where visitor make with a URL to their handiwork or blogs.  I will definitely visit their site, have a look what they write about, how some of them take photos of their surroundings, how they customize their site and such.

If you noticed, there is a little button that says “GeoVisitors” right at the bottom of this blog.  Clicking on this button will display the various visitors and where they came from.  Pretty neat, eh?  I click on that button every single day.