What The Fck*****

[airnike764]

I have a domain registered with dotster.com and it says I have to pay to change my DNS????

DNS Management: EXPIREDWEBSITES.COM

Fill out the following information to order or renew DNS Management for this domain.


DNS Management: 1 year DNS Management - $10.00

WHAT THE HELL IS THAT ABOUT?

 

[GiantDomains]

Thats dotster for ya'. Transfer it to enom.

 

[airnike764]

I use godaddy.com for everything but I won that name on namewinner and they use dotster to regist ier
I have a question for you doberry, what are these resellers accounts that I see people selling. Can you tell me some stuff about it please

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by airnike764
I use godaddy.com for everything but I won that name on namewinner and they use dotster to regist ier
I have a question for you doberry, what are these resellers accounts that I see people selling. Can you tell me some stuff about it please

Ok I will PM you about the accounts.

As far as dotster...I wasnt aware they were still doing that. That sucks.

 

[888]

I've a few names in Dotster, changing DNS should be free. I think the $10 package is for using Dotster DNS servers for your domains.

 

[airnike764]

Is it free or did I miss something? Let me know if you know

 

[airnike764]

Nevermind I got it
Sorry about my little temper

 

[Oceanic]

The only registrar that doesnt hound you to pay for everything alacarte is ENOM

 

[mole]

You can use the free DNS service at mydomain.com. Just set up an account there for your name and change your DNS server in the Dotster user panel to point to

ns1.mydomain.com
ns2.mydomain.com
ns3.mydomain.com
ns4.mydomain.com

Piece of cake.

But I agree. Enom is probably the only registrar around that doesn't try to sell cheap then knock you off for everything else, including domain forwarding, DNS server usage blah blah

 

[MarkMitford]

There is no charge to change name servers at Dotster.

To change the nameservers for a domain, go into account management, select a domain, and click on "Update Name Servers" under the list of nameservers on the right side of the page.

Regards,

Mark......

DNS Management is a seperate product that lets you completely manage your DNS records if we are providing your nameservers e.g. A, MX, CNAME records etc).

 

[tonyk2000]

You may also consider www.zoneedit.com dns services. They provide DNS for 5 domains fot free, but you need to pay for 6th etc. domains. Their management panel is much better (comparing with mydomain). Also, DNS work more stable. I've noticed some of mydomain servers may not work sometimes.

 

[airnike764]

go back a few posts, I alread responded. I made a mistake, its all good now

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[MarkMitford]

No need to shout, people are just trying to help