where best to keep .com/net

[Paullas]

Hi.

Can anyone reccomend where best to hold all my .coms/nets etc. I am currently with domainmonster but looking to get away from them now.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Retired_member41]

Fabulous? Or just enom who now own fabulous. Very secure and cheap.

 

[Paullas]

Thanks caz ill take a look

 

[AssetDomains]

Godaddy are cheap and reliable if you don't mind all the cross selling every time you try to do something.
Name.com are decent as well I usually ping back and forth between the two to get the best renewal rates.

 

[Skinner]

GoDaddy have been kinda shite lately, I'm slowly moving all my names to name.com.

 

[Paullas]

i think acorn needs a top 10 best/reliable domain registras

 

[Adam H]

I store all my .com's and co's with either namecheap or godaddy, normally transfer between the two when offers are on for cheap transfers although namecheaps transfers are always cheaper than a renal fee for godaddy.

 

[StoneRoses]

Name.com offer amazing customer service, very secure too.

They are my favourite by a mile

 

[chrisduggan]

I moved everything to Uniregistry some time ago.

 

[SF]

Any .com registrars with an iphone app?

 

[chrisduggan]

123-reg and GoDaddy do

 

[Skinner]

Can you find 10 ?

I can give you 10 of the worst, 7 of them are UIG, the other 3 are Schund

i think acorn needs a top 10 best/reliable domain registras

 

[Mgx]

Never had any problems with Godaddy. I have about 50 .com/nets with them and use them to reg ftr dropped co.uk domains. Being able to list .com domains on there marketplace is a bonus, i had a decent sale using the free premium marketplace feature.

They probably are also the largest registrar and most well known to the general public. They also have lots of offers on registering new .com domains for peanuts which is handy.

 

[accelerator]

I have used GoDaddy for years and don't have any complaints about them.

On the few occasions that I have had to call support, they have been helpful and well-informed.

Rgds