Why do they have different prices for the same domain

I really don't get this.
Why do they set different prices for .com, .net, .org domains?
Just like at Registerfly.com , .com domain costs $9.99/year , but at Surpassdomain.com , .com domain costs $15.99/year
So what's the difference?
Is the $15.99 one better somehow?

 

i think the more stablished the domain seller is the higher the price will be (normally)

 

In some cases too there are different features that come standard. For example from easyDNS you pay more than you would from just about anywhere else, but because of their feature-set I wouldn't purchase form anywhere else. Their DNS services are top notch which is a big deal for me.

 

I believe a registrar charges whatever they see fit, it doesn't even have to mean there are differences.

Personally, I find namecheap.com the best and easiest to use, no matter the price, I will always prefer to reg my domains with them.

 

It's the same principle as high street shops - they charge what they can get away with and succeed because most people are too lazy/ignorant to shop around. I find that there's rarely a great deal of difference between registrars except for them splitting into two camps - the ones that register your domain and let you change the nameservers/contact info and that's all, and the ones that will run DNS etc. for you.

Personally I use 123reg for all my domains, as they're cheap (they add virtually no margin to domain sales, so most of the price is just the ridiculous fees applied by the likes of ICANN and Nominet) and they have a good reputation.

 

Every domain registar has it is own policy. The level of expenses and service is different and etc.

Regards
D.

 

domain.com is expensive because they know many newbies will think it is the right place to buy a domain. Some others compete for price and make it $7-8 per year.

 

Price is no indicator of reliability, and it not a very good indicator of level of service. I find it easier to make changes to the domains I have registered with the discount registrars than the one I have not moved from network solutions. I pay 8 dollars a year and can make changes with ease at the discount registrar. I pay 35 dollars a year and have to jump through hoops to make changes at network solutions. Now, if you believe that those hoops will prevent someone from stealing your domain, and you believe that is worth the extra price, then by all means, use a higher priced registrar.

 

I register my own domains using a domain reseller account. To put it simply, we can charge WHATEVER we so desire, although the final product in most circumstances is the same.

It's really a case of shopping around for the best prices (and to find one that doesn't lock you! Then again, if they're particularly good, why would you want to transfer?).

 

I have 90 % of my domains from namecheap.com
I personally feel that it is the best....