The best domain registrar?
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SkinnerW
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Three questions to you guys who are using GoDaddy...
1. Price for generic domains and if there are ways to get discounts.
2. How long they take to register domain
3. How ling it takes for domain to resolve on the new nameservers after you point it to your host.
Thanks
1. Price for generic domains and if there are ways to get discounts.
2. How long they take to register domain
3. How ling it takes for domain to resolve on the new nameservers after you point it to your host.
Thanks
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SkinnerW
Guest
Thanks Andrey.
Question #3 - how long before domain RESOLVES on new nameservers... That means if I type in my new domain name how long it takes for GoDaddy before I can see my actual site.
Another question...
Do I have to pay if I transfer domain to GoDaddy from another registrar?
This coupon you posted - is it the price for the first year or permanent? If only first year what would be the price after that?
Thanks
Question #3 - how long before domain RESOLVES on new nameservers... That means if I type in my new domain name how long it takes for GoDaddy before I can see my actual site.
Another question...
Do I have to pay if I transfer domain to GoDaddy from another registrar?
This coupon you posted - is it the price for the first year or permanent? If only first year what would be the price after that?
Thanks
It takes up to 5 minutes, no longer. - if you enter your own nameservers during the registration process (= it won't be parked at Godaddy at first, it will be pointed to your web host right from the beginning).
SkinnerW said:
Yeah, I think you will have to pay the transfer fee.
SkinnerW said:
I think it doesn't work for renewals, but I'm not sure. You can find more about Godaddy coupons on DP forum or just search Google.
Besides Godaddy, I also use Namecheap (ideal for private registrations), Dynadot (you can pay via Moneybookers) and WSDReg.com for .in domains. However, Godaddy is the cheapest for .com when using the coupon.
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SkinnerW
Guest
O'k, thanks I'll try GoDaddy...
FIRST PERSON TO SEND ME HIS GODADDY AFFILIATE LINK WILL GET REFERRAL COMMISSIONS!
FIRST PERSON TO SEND ME HIS GODADDY AFFILIATE LINK WILL GET REFERRAL COMMISSIONS!
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eilohn
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I go with domainsite.. and has a few domains at godaddy too.. Both work great..
dynadot.com wins my vote. Fast, easy registration. Easy to use website, allows prepay, accepts paypal..doesn't try to get you to buy a bunch of crap when checking out..offers bulk discounts and API...gosh i love dyandot <3
I use both GoDaddy and UKReg.com
I have started to use UKReg more recently as I like the way the online interface works. Much simpler than Godaddy.
I have started to use UKReg more recently as I like the way the online interface works. Much simpler than Godaddy.
godaddy and namecheap are my pick both are easy to use and decent prices
When there are no deals with Godaddy, I go with Domain59 dot com
To check domains availability, I use domainsbot dot com, Simply the best.
To check domains availability, I use domainsbot dot com, Simply the best.
I agree to Go Daddy, never faced an issue with them. Also I have some with NetFirms, they offer you Hosting with 2 free email accounts. However one of my associates joined as a Reseller with DirectI, seems that they are offering good pricing.
I have and account with directi (the recently change their name to public registry or something like that) and I have account at GoDaddy and openSRS. I find dealing with directi less pleasant than the other two companies including the technology they provided for intergrating their API into your website.
Also when you pay directi, they charge 'handling fee' on your payment, openSRS and GoDaddy does not do this.
Also when you pay directi, they charge 'handling fee' on your payment, openSRS and GoDaddy does not do this.
