I agree on Godaddy. Enom has a nice interface and good prices, though I don't trust their DNS or email (occasional outages). Also, - If you just click the "e

I agree on Godaddy. Enom has a nice interface and good prices, though I don't trust their DNS or email (occasional outages). Also, - If you just click the "email" select box in the UI, it can drop your custom MX record, even if you don't hit save. - If you use their DNS hosting for an outside domain that expires, they point to an advertising page and it's hard to make them switch back.