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Hi,

Hope someone can help a newbie!

I have 3 domain names, at present hosted and registered with NamesCo.

I am in the process of moving the hosting to Servage, as it will be cheaper.

Can I renew the registrations with NamesCo as they become due and still host elsewhere. It seems easier than paying for the privilege of moving them AND paying to renew.

What are the pros and cons?

Thanks

Frances
 
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I used to use them for high bandwidth delivery of flash etc. before I got my own dedi's they weren't bad then, long time ago mind, see if this works though received in an email on 12th March:
This is Steffan from Servage Hosting again. I can see that you were
once a Servage customer therefore I would like to take this
opportunity give you a great new years offer!

For a limited time we offer a 20% discount to all users (also your friends!!)
using this coupon code when signing up: MEGA1515

This offer includes:
* 20% discount (the entire life of your account!)
* 750 GB Diskspace (instead of 510 GB)
* 7500 GB Transfer/month (instead of 5010 GB)
* Free Domain!
* And all other features included in our normal package
 
Sorry, didn't actually answer your question!:

You can leave your domain registrations be, you just need to change the nameservers to point at the servage ones for hosting
 
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