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DirectNIC. They kept their systems up during Hurricane Katrina. http://katrinahelp.info/wiki/index.php/DirectNIC http://katrinahelp.info/wiki/index.php/Direct

DirectNIC. They kept their systems up during Hurricane Katrina. http://katrinahelp.info/wiki/index.php/DirectNIC http://katrinahelp.info/wiki/index.php/DirectNIC

SwellJoe 19y ago
DirectNIC/InterCosmos are historically the largest abusers of the domain registration system for domain sniping. I still have a few domains with them, but only by accident. They are, in fact, reliable and their service is good. But I'd like to avoid supporting a company that takes part in one of the most dishonest aspects of the domain industry on a massive scale--unmatched by pretty much any other registrar.
- Shooter 19y ago
  Really? As bad as InterNIC? I stopped using DirectNIC only because of their prices. I liked them well enough, but with 600+ domains it was getting rather expensive. I've had some great domains, and never experienced any domain sniping with them (GoDaddy and InterNIC are another story.) I mostly use 1&1 now, but their domain management tools and interface suck. I'd love to find a cheap, non-evil registrar that has a good domain management interface and good customer service. Every time I ask around, I get new suggestions...but the people usually turn out to be shills or to have limited experience with their recommendations. When is the Y Combinator Registrar launching, eh? ;-)
  - SwellJoe 19y ago
    Google "intercosmos domain sniping". I only knows what the Internets tells me, and the Internets have spoken about Intercosmos/DirectNIC. If you find a good one, let me know, as we provide automatic registration in our product, but we're not ecstatic about only supporting one registrar (Register.com) that is known mainly for being expensive...they are seemingly honest and their tools are fine, but even reseller pricing is too high (and their retail prices are laughably high).
- initself 18y ago
  I search domains all the time through DirectNIC and I've never experienced any sniping firsthand.
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DirectNIC. They kept their systems up during Hurricane Katrina. http://katrinahelp.info/wiki/index.php/DirectNIC http://katrinahelp.info/wiki/index.php/DirectNIC

SwellJoe 19y ago

DirectNIC/InterCosmos are historically the largest abusers of the domain registration system for domain sniping. I still have a few domains with them, but only by accident. They are, in fact, reliable and their service is good. But I'd like to avoid supporting a company that takes part in one of the most dishonest aspects of the domain industry on a massive scale--unmatched by pretty much any other registrar.

Shooter 19y ago
Really? As bad as InterNIC? I stopped using DirectNIC only because of their prices. I liked them well enough, but with 600+ domains it was getting rather expensive. I've had some great domains, and never experienced any domain sniping with them (GoDaddy and InterNIC are another story.) I mostly use 1&1 now, but their domain management tools and interface suck. I'd love to find a cheap, non-evil registrar that has a good domain management interface and good customer service. Every time I ask around, I get new suggestions...but the people usually turn out to be shills or to have limited experience with their recommendations. When is the Y Combinator Registrar launching, eh? ;-)
- SwellJoe 19y ago
  Google "intercosmos domain sniping". I only knows what the Internets tells me, and the Internets have spoken about Intercosmos/DirectNIC. If you find a good one, let me know, as we provide automatic registration in our product, but we're not ecstatic about only supporting one registrar (Register.com) that is known mainly for being expensive...they are seemingly honest and their tools are fine, but even reseller pricing is too high (and their retail prices are laughably high).
initself 18y ago
I search domains all the time through DirectNIC and I've never experienced any sniping firsthand.

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