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I got tired of GoDaddy a while ago and moved all of my domains to NameCheap. They've been great, although private registrations cost a couple dollars after the
by jseifer 17y ago
I got tired of GoDaddy a while ago and moved all of my domains to NameCheap. They've been great, although private registrations cost a couple dollars after the first year.
Edit: http://www.namecheap.com http://www.namecheap.com
- potatolicious 17y agoGlad to hear. I bought a SSL cert from NameCheap last night and was pretty happy with the experience (no bullshit, no rampant cross-selling and tons of "uncheck to prevent getting screwed" stuff on forms. Good to hear they're also good for domains. I think I'll be going with them.
- Sam_Odio 17y agoI second namecheap. I've used them for several years and have around 30 domains registered there (including Divvyshot). It's worth paying a little more for a more intuitive interface. I've never felt afraid of being tricked into buying something I didn't want. Another suggestion: Use everydns.net for DNS. It's donation-based (http://www.everydns.com/donate.php http://www.everydns.com/donate.php), powerful, reliable, and run by David Ulevitch of opendns.com.
- jp_sc 17y agoThen, NameCheap still is a reseller for Enom (Divvyshot appear to be registered with them). However I like Namecheap too (and prefer dealing with them than Enom).
- blasdel 17y agoI will never ever trust anything even remotely associated with OpenDNS or it's progenitors. They're not Open in any way, and their service is not DNS either. They're just an 'underdog' Verisign -- same bullshit, different self-image.
- pcarmichael 17y agoDitto on NameCheap. I have a half dozen or so domains with them and have had a good experience there as well.
- stevejalim 17y agoI third/fourth NameCheap, too. I still have some with 1and1, but all new ones are via NC. Keep an eye out for their discount codes too