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Assuming you're not restricting yourself to those three possibilities, I'm with namecheap.com and I'm pretty happy. Serendipitously, they're also offering $3.99
by brianwillis 16y ago
Assuming you're not restricting yourself to those three possibilities, I'm with namecheap.com and I'm pretty happy. Serendipitously, they're also offering $3.99 transfers until the end of today.
- phlux 16y agoNot restricting - I currently have domains on all 3 of them and want to move to one.
- d_r 16y agoI have quite a few domains with Namecheap and so far so good. What I like is that their UI is not dumbed-down ("GoDaddy-style") and you can find that darned DNS setting without fishing through 5 layers of navigation. It also helps that they've been giving away private registration for free. (I am not affiliated with them, just a customer, YMMV)
- brianwillis 16y agoI agree with your central point, but of all the adjectives available to describe GoDaddy's UI, "dumbed-down" isn't the one I'd pick. What else could we use? Perhaps "functionally retarded"? Or maybe "overwhelmingly dreadful"? Or better still "Designed with a Kafaka-esque hatred for humanity that puts government bureaucracy to shame"?
- arn 16y agoAgree. NameCheap.com is my registrar that I consolidated to. I have 318 domains there. They have good bulk domain handling and pretty good tools.
- 3dFlatLander 16y agoOne year, I accidentally let a domains expire and fall out of the grace period to renew. Thought I was screwed, but decided to contact their support anyway. After explaining my dumb mistake, they got back to me and said the domain was back in my account. I know it probably wasn't a big deal, as it was only a few days out of the grace period, but I felt they did more than was to be expected. The UI for their control panel is just awesome. Much less clutter than the other registrars.