[Cialug] A good domain name Registrar?
Barry Von Ahsen
cialug@cialug.org
Thu, 06 Jan 2005 16:30:50 -0600
I'll third godaddy.
they seem like (imho) they've got the best quality to price ratio
-barry
Jeff Davis wrote:
> I've heard good things about godaddy.com as well.
> I've stuck with buydomains.com for the few that I have.
>
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> reinstall hell wrote:
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>> i use godaddy.com been with them for 8 years same domain. great
>> pricing. for dns, if you don't host your own, i use easydns.com.
>>
>> Andrew Lietzow wrote:
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>>> Dear list,
>>>
>>> I've been registering domain names with GANDI.net for about 5 years
>>> now (located in France). There service is good and account
>>> administration is a breeze. Because of the conversion rate changes
>>> with the Euro, however, I've been trying to switch to a US-based
>>> registrar. I was trying Aplus.net but their administration was a
>>> bit convoluted. Not only was there online domain administration not
>>> intuitive, the transfer for two requested domain names never got
>>> completed. Therefore, I'm having to renew sites with Gandi.net
>>> until an alternative can be found. I liked the $5.95 price from
>>> Aplus.net (limited to five domain names) but looks like I might be
>>> getting what I paid for? Their online chat service was very good --
>>> it's just that their organization for administration of domain names
>>> was a nightmare). Recommendations? Ciao, Andrew in Des Moines
>>>
>>> _____________________________________________________________________
>>> Get your own family web site at www.MyFamily.com!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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