Best registrar

Who is everyones favorite & why? I like http://www.directnic.com & http://www.domaindirections.com

 

[DNForum]

I voted GoDaddy, since they recently dropped the ownership transfer price, and @ $8.95, good prices also.

 

I have never registered with GoDaddy. I have been in the domain business for awhile now & I really don't think GoDaddy is bad but I am not positive they will be around much longer. Just an opinion.

 

[Mythios]

PowerPipe.com.....$7.99/domain

 

My vote goes for Registerfly.com. Awesome domain interface

 

definitely Go Daddy. they are cheap, good service and ICANN accredited.
And, like Dan said; transfer of ownership is free.

I dont see them going out of business.

 

[Anthony Ng]

I couldn't agree more with Dan: GoDaddy is definitely the best registrar, now that they have eliminated the ownership transfer fee as well as those paperwork hassle.

And if you have read SnapNames' State of the Domain, you'll know that GoDaddy is actually moving steadily up the top 10 ladder in the past two years and fairing better than DirectNIC. (By the way, I guess both Domain Directions and RegisterFly are just resellers.)

 

[Nic]

OTHER definately

 

[mole]

eNOM just gets better and better technically. Hard one to beat for its DNS service.

 

[Nic]

not hard at all to beat....

 

[Anthony Ng]

At $29.95, eNom is good for end-users with a few names at the most, and their reseller program ($5.99) asks for a $99 annual subscription fee plus credit card processing extras.

When comparing prices, we have to take into consideration value for money, or the optimal price for the products and/or services we get. In other words, is the marginal benefits (e.g. better technical support or customer service) worth the extra $21 (29.95 - 8.95)?

 

Originally posted by o4g247
Who is everyones favorite & why? I like http://www.directnic.com & http://www.domaindirections.com

this is becoming tiring, do you really need to use these desperate tactics to spam your own site?

http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=14797#post14797

Given that people can go to any other enom reseller and get the same service for half the price (eg powerpipe.com) why would anyone use a company like your's?

 

Originally posted by o4g247
I have never registered with GoDaddy. I have been in the domain business for awhile now & I really don't think GoDaddy is bad but I am not positive they will be around much longer. Just an opinion.

According to your whois record you've been in business for less than 45 days.

 

[mole]

Originally posted by nameslave
At $29.95, eNom is good for end-users with a few names at the most, and their reseller program ($5.99) asks for a $99 annual subscription fee plus credit card processing extras.

When comparing prices, we have to take into consideration value for money, or the optimal price for the products and/or services we get. In other words, is the marginal benefits (e.g. better technical support or customer service) worth the extra $21 (29.95 - 8.95)?

You forgot peace of mind. Maybe its just me, but resellers make me nervous.

 

[mole]

Originally posted by snoopy

According to your whois record you've been in business for less than 45 days.

Snooping around again, snoopy?

 

sometimes people want more for their money.

 

sometimes people like dealing with honest companies; rather than people who need to post fake recomendations to attract customers

 

I want to know one person who owns a company which never recommended their own company to people. I want to know one person besides you, snoopy, who really cares if they plug their own website.

 

The problem is not that your plugging you website, it's that you've started several thread pretending to by a happy customer of a website that you run yourself. Thus you posts seem to be very deceptive advertising devoid of any genuine content or opinion.

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by mole


You forgot peace of mind. Maybe its just me, but resellers make me nervous.

I agree. However, e.g. OpenSRS doesn't quite have its own registration interface (although easyhosting.com or look.ca is owned by the same company).

By the way, GoDaddy.com is NOT a reseller but an ICANN-accredited registrar by itself. They charge $8.95 per name/year; and from my own personal experience, their customer service is not bad.