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If you can, just transfer your domains to Google Domains and never worry about shady registrars again. (We also use Dynadot [good], Hexonet [good], Uniregistry
by foobarbazetc 8y ago
If you can, just transfer your domains to Google Domains and never worry about shady registrars again.
(We also use Dynadot [good], Hexonet [good], Uniregistry [... okay].)
- Boulth 8y agoUhm, wait, did you just recommend Google with their automated support? Or does Google Domains have better support since you're paying? I'm genuinely curious about that.
- joecool1029 8y agoTerrible idea. While Google's registrar seems ok right now, Google's support is nonexistent when things go wrong. Literally every bit of their support is outsourced to 3rd-party companies that provide no path of escalation. Even the really bad registrars (and there are a ton) usually have some direct support (or resell off enom, which will extort your money for the privilege of bailing you out).
- sebst 8y agoThat's the point. Domains causes no problems. Only in some weird scenarios, things can become troublesome. In those cases you need a support. In others you don't. If you have a domain registrar with a good support, account the premium you pay as such: a premium for an insurance when things go bad.
- Andre_Wanglin 8y agoPlus Google will illegally seize your domain if they don't like you.
- Blindedwino 8y agoI'm curious, what makes you say that Uniregistry is "...okay"?