what makes one domain registrar better than the next?

[Biggy]

Originally Posted by Mike AI

The whistle thing was to show my dismay of the ignorance of people who consider themselves professional web people.

thanks for the explanation.. ill remember that.

[Mike AI]

Originally Posted by Biggy

thanks for the explanation..

No problem!

[Biggy]

Originally Posted by Mike AI

No problem!

you're the classiest and most professional guy i know. i will try to be more like you.

[Mike AI]

Originally Posted by Biggy

you're the classiest and most professional guy i know. i will try to be more like you.

From your lips, to God's ears!


If you would have read closely, Slav answered your questions about domain name service before you asked it:

DNS is not even a registrar, they're a reseller of enom and opensrs
at the very least try enom who are crooks in their own way, but at least have a very good backend for domains.

If you cannot take the time to digest this answer, and figure it out for yourself, then you should stay with DNS.

[Hell Puppy]

Yeah, I have a lot of domains at Directnic and prefer their tools to anything out there. But I also have a lot at Godaddy now. I never advocate choosing registrars based on price point, but when it gets to the point where you can save 40% or so for much the same service, it makes good business sense to at least consider the move.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Yeah, I have a lot of domains at Directnic and prefer their tools to anything out there. But I also have a lot at Godaddy now. I never advocate choosing registrars based on price point, but when it gets to the point where you can save 40% or so for much the same service, it makes good business sense to at least consider the move.

For security I only use Directnic...they did stay online thru a fucking hurricane!

If Im domain speculating...that is trying out a new project I have used buydomains in the past and most recently moniker. The 40% savings allows me to test some ideas for domain names that might be throwaways.