Best domain registrar?
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I prefer Dynadot,
This company is not well knowing like the others, but personally after more than 3 years, I never got a single problem with them.
Support is great.
Once I ordered a transfer for a domain from an other registrar to them for one of my client. But after a while he told me that he doesn't need domain.
I call them using skype ( FREE ) and they refund me in the middle of the transfer operation after 5min of my call.
Their panel is easy and good too.
Godaddy is ok too.
This company is not well knowing like the others, but personally after more than 3 years, I never got a single problem with them.
Support is great.
Once I ordered a transfer for a domain from an other registrar to them for one of my client. But after a while he told me that he doesn't need domain.
I call them using skype ( FREE ) and they refund me in the middle of the transfer operation after 5min of my call.
Their panel is easy and good too.
Godaddy is ok too.
Best registrar I've ever used is Domain Monster. Fast, efficient and great customer service.
I used to be with 1&1 Internet. Never again! :angryfire:
I got a bad experience with 1&1
I paid for a domain, but they didn't register it.
They got my money but the domain was free to register for more than 1 week.
Until I registered it else where and asked for a refund later.
Vote for moniker, especially if you have valuable domains. Never heard of a domain being stolen from them.
Godaddy and namecheap, enom, plenty of stolen domain stories , google it. Probably doesn't happen often but its not worth the risk to me.
NetworkSolutions - If you are not concerned about the price
Otherwise - Godaddy
I am using godaddy for most of my domains & for very important domains I am using NetworkSolutions
Otherwise - Godaddy
I am using godaddy for most of my domains & for very important domains I am using NetworkSolutions
NameCheap is nice and I would recommend them to anyone with a few domains. But you're in a different league with 100+ domains.
Checkout Fabulous.com. The price and service are the best in the market but you need to apply (I believe 100 names minimum). I've used or at least communicated with almost every major registrar and this would be my hands down favorite on EVERY aspect (price, support, uptime, services offered, etc).
Checkout Fabulous.com. The price and service are the best in the market but you need to apply (I believe 100 names minimum). I've used or at least communicated with almost every major registrar and this would be my hands down favorite on EVERY aspect (price, support, uptime, services offered, etc).
Namecheap is all I use - I switched from Godaddy years ago. Got tired of their advertisting dick up my ass every time i went to purchase or renew. As far as registrars go I never had a technical issue with them however.
Namecheap has a ton of coupons out there, and offers free whoisguard for the first year.
Namecheap has a ton of coupons out there, and offers free whoisguard for the first year.
Not to mention the whoisgaurd is only 2.88 a year after, not 10$ like godaddy. I Would have ALL my stuff on namecheap if I could, but namecheap doesn't yet support .be domains.
I use godaddy for buying domains. Their shared hosting blows and their mysql databases are slow as fuck so I don't use that. Their idea of support is a bunch of drunk rednecks who don't know shit so avoid that too.
The bunch of hoops/upsale attempts they make you jump through before buying a domain are pretty annoying too.
The bunch of hoops/upsale attempts they make you jump through before buying a domain are pretty annoying too.
I have no problem with the GoDaddy upsells; I just click "No thanks." Their DNS panel is very easy to use; some other registrars make you send email to do DNS changes.
The majority of people pissed at GoDaddy probably accidentally bought shit you didn't need or want at some point because you were in a hurry and didn't read what you were clicking on.
The majority of people pissed at GoDaddy probably accidentally bought shit you didn't need or want at some point because you were in a hurry and didn't read what you were clicking on.