Domain Registar?

[Hosting42dotnet]

When your running a reseller? Does it look bad, when someone whois you and it says Domain Registar: 1&1 Inc. or what ever. (ex. Go daddy).

 

[James-A]

Try other services from where you can have your information as a Registrar.

 

[subcozer]

I suggest you asking reselling company bout whois info before starting

 

[HostEase]

I agree, I don't want the domain details show in whois info. I also expect much the result of this issue .

 

[Blue]

I doubt very much anyone cares which registrar you used to register your domain name.
I doubt that more than a handful of people would even check.

 

[SenseiSteve]

I agree with Blue - I haven't seen that it makes any difference whatsoever.

 

[othellotech]

When your running a reseller? Does it look bad, when someone whois you and it says Domain Registar: 1&1 Inc. or what ever. (ex. Go daddy).

All domains have to be registered with a registrar, so unless you are one-yourself, you'll have to use an existing registrar for them.

There are a few that people will see and think less of your business - the 2 you mention for a start ...

 

[yes123no]

When your running a reseller? Does it look bad, when someone whois you and it says Domain Registar: 1&1 Inc. or what ever. (ex. Go daddy).

Clients care about your server and service, not your domain. As long as you provide good service, they do not care about 1&1.

 

[Crish Bronzs]

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I am fully agree with "yes123no". See their server & service not domain.

 

[HostColor]

You should have a ten thousands of customers to become ICANN accredited domain registrar and to be able to pay the fees. Most small, middle-sized and even some larger web hosts buy domain names from ICANN accredited registrars. This is different business. There is nothing to be ashamed for!

 

[magicworld11]

Very less people Digg that much. Simply concentrate on your service. That's all....