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I choose Google Domains just for the ease of use but when it came time to move there was no way I was transferring to Squarespace. I'm not sure how long I'll st
by seaal 2y ago
I choose Google Domains just for the ease of use but when it came time to move there was no way I was transferring to Squarespace. I'm not sure how long I'll stick with Cloudflare, but for now they will do.
- ggm 2y agoI went to joker, for much the same reason. Their initial login page is the only one I know which proffers the 2FA input along with the password, a design feature I really like. And, they correctly applied my "automatic renewal" to NOT pre-emptively renew now, but say it will happen on the anniversary so I don't lose any of the last day(s) value. Joker was recommended to me by another techie. Its German. I was extremely disappointed google walked away from the domain game, because their interface was simple, logical and ironclad. I do not see how they possibly had costs in this which were not exceeded by the profits, and "click here" benefits for GCP and related product.
- masfuerte 2y agoI've been using joker for nearly twenty years and it has always just worked. I'm probably misunderstanding you, but when you renew a domain you get an extra year (or whatever) measured from the expiry date, not measured from the renewal date. Renewing early doesn't lose you anything (except a bit of cash flow). This is true for .com and .uk anyway.
- ggm 2y agoOther companies I have used applied the cash at the date renewed and changed the annual expiry date to the payment date.