Best domain provider ?

[Nathanq]

but you could take advantage of their cheap registration then after 60 days transfer to a cheaper supplier

Yeah true

 

[Ettevi]

+1 to Namecheap. Tried GoDaddy, but you'll just hear the same experience as everyone else on this thread ^ ^

 

[Artashes]

but you could take advantage of their cheap registration then after 60 days transfer to a cheaper supplier

When someone has a lot of domains, it would take all your focus and time to manage moving domains back and forth.

 

[easyhostmedia]

When someone has a lot of domains, it would take all your focus and time to manage moving domains back and forth.

yes, but if you have just 1 or 2 domains then this is a way to work to get cheap domains.. certain domains like .uk domains are free to transfer, so by them cheap and move them.

An example is i have a ResellerClub account that i have kept going from when i had my original hosting and currently for me to get a .uk domain it is £7.79 ($10.45 approx.), so i look around and get these for a couple of $ and then 60 days later i transfer them

 

[AlienVPS]

I use NameCheap to register hobby domains.

 

[Ricky]

Nowadays will be NameCheap or Bluehost.

 

[LLHOST]

How do you choose your domain providers? What specs are the most important?

 

[easyhostmedia]

How do you choose your domain providers? What specs are the most important?

depe3nds what you want, if you are running a hosting business then ideally you want a provider that you can link to your client area WHMCS/Clienexec etc. so you can cell domain services to your clients. if for personal use then look around for deals.

 

[ughosting]

We use NetEarthOne. I've always found them helpful, with good pricing, and I've been able to talk to them when I've wanted to query something.

 

[Artashes]

We use NetEarthOne. I've always found them helpful, with good pricing, and I've been able to talk to them when I've wanted to query something.

Their support may very well be very good, but not sure about their pricing. A .COM for $60/year is beyond steep.

 

[Radi]

Google Domains is good for personal usage. For hosting business, internet.bs or namesilo.

 

[easyhostmedia]

Their support may very well be very good, but not sure about their pricing. A .COM for $60/year is beyond steep.

also Netearthone, whmcs domains all have 1 thing in common, they are all sub-resellers of Resellerclub, so just goto resellerclub and get domains at the same price they get them at.

 

[RefinedHost]

Hello,

Personally, I recommend Namecheap or Enom. Both are great companies and have a easy to use website!

 

[sclaeys]

Hexonet is pretty solid