Most Reliable Domain Registrar?

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  1. #1
    Hi people :D

    I need your opinion. I am not necessarily after the cheapest - but am really needing to know who you recommend to be the most reliable domain registrar.

    Cindy
     
    scart3r, Jul 15, 2007 IP
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  2. dcristo

    dcristo Illustrious Member

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    I would have to say Godaddy. Easy to communicate with on the rare occasion and cheap.
     
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  3. abhishekdaaga

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    GODADDY & DOMAINSITE are the best.... in my opinion
    & godaddy is vastly used so is reliable...
     
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    GoDaddy. I think most of the domain registrars go with this.
     
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    Namecheap, forword, and register dominas in udner 10mins.
     
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    well i first researched about the domain registrar before registering domains and found "godaddy" highly recommended....but later on I also found "namecheap" to be the 2nd favorite. Now its upto you.....if u want i can research for pros/cons of both...but will take time !
     
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    I like namecheap, very good control panel...
     
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    And support team.
     
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    I use Godaddy and Namecheap mostly.
    Wrong section, BTW.
     
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    kiviniar Notable Member

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    Godaddy....have all my domain registered there and why i choose them was because of the ease in transfer
     
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  12. coldfire7

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    since godaddy subscribers are most so free push is very handy
     
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    Namecheap here! Easy to use User CP and easy domain forwarding.

    --Joe
     
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  15. 8everything

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    godaddy is pretty easy to use and the support is decent too :D (yes, never go for the cheapest, we usually get what we pay for :p)
     
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    Dynadot is good as well.
     
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    Domains = easy. Hosting? :p that's another story.

    I transfered a domain from dynadot to namespro before and it got lost. Their support isn't the best but atleast they respond to questions in their forum...
     
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    I would say godaddy if you dont need to speak to them after you buy your domain.
     
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    Thanks guys,

    I think I will go with GoDaddy. I have a few domains with them already, so it will be easier. My dilemma is that when I was new to the internet, nearly a year ago, I didn't know anything about domains etc and registered my first domain with a no-name group. This site is successful now, a year later, and it's time to renew the registration, but I thought it might be a good time to change domain registrars.

    Is that going to give my members downtime? I really haven't done much research into this yet...
     
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