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Half an hour ago, I have received a message from Uniregistry with (for me) unexpected news:
GoDaddy announces its acquisition of Uni Registrar, Marketplace, and Portfolio.
More information can be found there:
https://uniregistry.com/blog/post/better-together
Obviously, I have an account with both, but currently I do not have any domain registered with GoDaddy. On the other hand, I have a majority of my domain names in my Uniregistry account. I find it convenient, and I have sold a few names on their marketplace (very easy process).
While it is true that GoDaddy is a major player, I can see few similarities between both companies. I have always found it easy to manage domain names in my Uni account, while I have never felt enthusiastic about GoDaddy. The Uni blog post announces that nothing will change in the near future, but more details should come in a few weeks. True, from the domaining angle, the new alliance may bring some additional benefits. Let's see.
I am curious to know if some people on this forum have comments or background information to share about this new development.
GoDaddy announces its acquisition of Uni Registrar, Marketplace, and Portfolio.
More information can be found there:
https://uniregistry.com/blog/post/better-together
Obviously, I have an account with both, but currently I do not have any domain registered with GoDaddy. On the other hand, I have a majority of my domain names in my Uniregistry account. I find it convenient, and I have sold a few names on their marketplace (very easy process).
While it is true that GoDaddy is a major player, I can see few similarities between both companies. I have always found it easy to manage domain names in my Uni account, while I have never felt enthusiastic about GoDaddy. The Uni blog post announces that nothing will change in the near future, but more details should come in a few weeks. True, from the domaining angle, the new alliance may bring some additional benefits. Let's see.
I am curious to know if some people on this forum have comments or background information to share about this new development.