Cheapest way to "parking" an internet domain name

[bubkiz]

I want to buy an internet domain name for use down the line. What is the cheapest way to "park" a domain name?
Thanx.

[jackb]

Google go daddy coupons. I just registered a domain name last week for $1.67 (+$10 if you want your info hidden so you dont get spammed) price is per year, some offers are just for the first year but some could be locked in for longer.

[Dan]

Use a virtual card number otherwise they try to auto-renew it.

[Chaikel]

Use a virtual card number otherwise they try to auto-renew it.

You can turn auto-renew off

[SuperFlyer]

@chaikel +1.

If you know what you would like to do with the site, I'd put some keywords on it, so that you get already into the search engines.

[Eli]

You don't need to park the domain. You just need to attach no hosting to it and as long as you own it you will have it available.

[SuperFlyer]

@chaikel +1.

If you know what you would like to do with the site, I'd put some keywords on it, so that you get already into the search engines.

+1

It takes a few month to be well introduced within the search engines, so if you know what you plan on doing with it, put already the keywords on it.