Can anyone suggest a registrar that has an easy to use interface? Particularly for batch changing a ton of domains at a time (dns, contact info, etc)?
If you post a referral link, I have to take you less seriously.
AFAIK, bulk transfers suck everywhere. I just transferred a bunch from GoDaddy to Internet.bs.
GoDaddy as the losing registrar sucked for
these reasons.
Then, on internet.bs, there were several things that sucked about the bulk transfer in.
- It allows you to enter the authoritative NS records, which is handy if you have batches of domains with the same DNS servers. However, if you submit more than one batch (each batch with different DNS servers)...later in the process it munges the batches back together and overwrites the DNS servers. (Argh).
- Too many modal dialogs ( are you sure you want to do XYZ? ) in the web interface.
- This isn't just internet.bs, but apparantly ICANN requires a separate email for each domain with a "positive confirmation" link you not only have to click, but a form you have to submit, for each domain. Ick. Internet.bs did make one of the urls a "group submit", but you have to open all the emails to find it.
(Aside from my bad experience with the bulk xfer, I do like internet.bs. They have real tech support that responds quickly, no b.s. upsell/cross-sell stuff in the UI, and free domain privacy)
Anyhow, I've done this with several registrars over the years. Unless someone's changed something, bulk transfers suck with every registrar.
One thing that helps a lot is having your DNS A, CNAME, etc, records somewhere other than the registrar. Then if you move the domain, you don't have to move that stuff as well.