Whats the best registar for .COM

[andyat11]

?

 

[cogeek]

enom and domainsite!

 

[jinshiji]

eNom... k:

 

[zest2004]

I think it's directi.com and cnobin.com hehe

 

[cnnetbiz]

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

Enom, opensrs and godaddy.

 

[zest2004]

How about Directi.com?

 

[windyreddy]

Enom, Moniker

 

[Alexander]

Godaddy and Namecheap

 

[yonimlm]

3 best ones. In my opinion they should be listed in this order:

1. enom 2. moniker 3. fabulous

 

[zest2004]

3 best ones. In my opinion they should be listed in this order:

1. enom 2. moniker 3. fabulous

fabulous.com? then how about cnobin.com?

 

[daper99]

fabulous.com? then how about cnobin.com?

I like CNOBIN's valued added service, like:

WhoIS Modify
Domain Name Delete (within 3 days of registration)
Domain Push

All can be conducted by myself. And all of the service is fee except the domain deletion(just cost $1 per domain)

I don't think DeirectI is a good choice, since its panel is not so friendly. :wink:

 

[Mr Llama]

Namecheap.com is very good in my opinion. Very good control panel with free domain pushes and free whoisGuard and Paypal payment.

 

[yonimlm]

NameCheap = enom only more expensive

 

[zest2004]

hehe

 

[registerforcheap]

registerforcheap.com

 

[diverge]

registerforcheap.com

a) This is self-promotion (don't use your domain name as your username, and this will be less evident)
b) You are resurrecting a dead thread for purposes described in (a) above.
c) registerforcheap.com is WWD.
d) WTF is this:

Fee charged by ICANN

This mandatory fee is charged by ICANN (Internet Corporation For Assigned Names and Numbers: www.icann.org). and becomes effective on November 1, 2004. It is 25 cents per domain name registration year. Thus, the fee on a one year .com registration would be 25 cents. The fee would be 50 cents for a two year registration (i.e. 25 cents times 2). Additional years would be at 25 cents per year.

ICANN fees apply to .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, and .name.

Why not simply state that your reg fee is $8.10 for these TLDs and be done with it?

P.S. The best registrar is eNom. Period. $6.95 accounts (one-time fee applies), no annual fee reselling, easy access to everything you could possibly need, and If everyone would just switch there already, it would make my life so much easier. (My Christmas wish -- a world where you could buy a domain name and NOT have to worry about paying MORE money and spending MORE time trying to transfer it to be with your other 400+ domains).