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When switching away from DreamHost, I researched different domain registrars. I chose to try Namecheap and Dynadot, so I sent half of my domains to Namecheap,
by MerelyMortal 4y ago
When switching away from DreamHost, I researched different domain registrars. I chose to try Namecheap and Dynadot, so I sent half of my domains to Namecheap, and the other half to Dynadot.
After the transfer lock peroid, I moved my domains from Namecheap to Dynadot. The prices were pretty much the same, but the interface was better, and Dynadot also passes on "name tasting" to the user (users can request a refund if they change their mind after buying a domain name).
I've also sinced used Dynadot's customer service one time, and it was good.
My only gripe with Dynadot is at the login screen: I set up 2FA, and they call it a "Google code", when you can use any other 2FA manager besides Google.
- yaomtc 4y agoThat's a pretty common problem. Nintendo also does this.
- pdonis 4y ago> When switching away from DreamHost Out of curiosity, was there any particular reason you switched away from Dreamhost?
- MerelyMortal 4y agoTheir domain name prices are higher, and I feel like their might have been something else, but I don't remember. I still have shared hosting with them because I haven't bothered to shop around on that yet (I have more domain names than sites I host).
- pdonis 4y agoThanks for the response. I have been a Dreamhost customer for about 20 years and have never had a significant problem with them. I don't find their domain name prices to be an issue, but I might be less price sensitive about that than others.