Stargate downs?

[ptez]

It's strange,
but http://stargate.com/
and
http://www.stargate.com/
....

get NOTHING!!!


What's wrong with Stargate now?

I'm even transfering one of my domain there!!!

Anyone knows?

 

[GiantDomains]

Maybe they are gone! They announced they are taking away free email accounts and email forwarding, and made a radical price change.

No one can survive selling domains to the public at 7.95, with the chargeback risk.

 

[Fearless]

I told them in their support system today that they should stick to hosting because they suck at being a registrar.

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by gregr
I told them in their support system today that they should stick to hosting because they suck at being a registrar.

Actually, their hosting sucks too (from what I've heard)...not much to stick to.

 

[Bob]

Their suport is not good either. I asked a very general question, and it took 7 days to get an answer.

-Bob

 

[GiantDomains]

Took them over 4 months to get my mail forwarding working once. Finally I called them up, and a guy reset the mail. 4 months!

 

[Kid Kool]

they are good about dropping domains when they expire though

 

[llew]

I'm going to transfer all my domains out of stargate once they come back up again. I've had it with their service.

lotsofissues, I have about 6 domains with reg2c.com, they are a dotregistrar reseller. Nothing bad so far.

 

[ptez]

howabout powerpipe?
did anyone hear of them?

 

[ptez]

I really care about the name server things.

Stargate lists all the name servers I registered, and I can modify and add them immediately! and I can use shared ip for name server. That's why I like them!

OnlineNic cannot use shared ip, pretty bad.
They don't even list the name servers you have registered.

eNom didn't list name server as well, no idea they need fresh ip for name server or not.

Never use dotregistrar system.

Anyone can tell me where can I find a registrar support the service like Stargate?

 

[ptez]

namecheap is enom reseller, and can they list all the name servers you registered? can you use occupied ip for your name server?

 

[llew]

I know enom let you register your own nameservers, and you can use ips that are already in use.

 

[DotComster]

I like both StarGate and enom - but they INSIST on useing NT servers OS and software.

 

[ptez]

Somebody told me that only reseller accounts can register n.s. on enom, is this true?

 

[DotComster]

anyone can register NS at enom - but modifying them needs an email to support. It'll be changed soon I think so everyone can change NS info to.

 

[ptez]

Too bad, but stargate.com is down again now!

 

[georgee]

We had a client once who wanted to change some contact information on his domain, so she contacted stargate about it, (our client didn't inform us or n e thing) and Stargate gave the client OUR LOGIN AND PASSWORD!!!

then she emailed us straight away stating that they could see and/or delete any no. of domains in our account and thought something about this was a bit fishy, so we fixed the problem and got out of there STRAIGHT AWAY

can u believe that?!


get out,
get out fast

 

[ricardo2002]

Actually, you can easily register AND update nameservers directly on the NameCheap.com website.

 

[ptez]

NameCheap is enom system.

They won't list your DNS servers.
You have to remember the name, and then you can update it.

Stargate is doing good in this part.

 

[ricardo2002]

Actually, you can immediately do a NameServer look up on the NameCheap site and it will list your registered NameServers and the associated ip addresses.