Netsol? Godaddy?
Do not register domains at GoDaddy or RegisterFly!
Moniker.com is a pretty good registrar and NetworkSolutions.com is good too.
What's wrong with GoDaddy?
Well, add registerfly to the list and you got the jackpot
Also, just like registerfly, not hard to imagine Bob P. spending all the revenues on something un-businesslike.
Also, just like registerfly, not hard to imagine Bob P. spending all the revenues on something un-businesslike.
The way you ask your question is funny. Its like you want to steal domains.. haha.. but I think you mean which registrar do we recommend? well, I recommend godaddy.
lol, I see your point...
I am just wondering if people keep their premium names regged at places like moniker, namecheap or do if they move them to more established registrars... When i look up alot of premium names they are almost always at netsol.
About 3K domains on the way out of GoDaddy to...Moniker.Thanks for the info. I'll check out the other threads since I have close to 1,000 domains with GoDaddy.
Seems to really be showing lately, doesn't it? One has to wonder why he keeps postponing his IPO.Not really for professional domainers. Several issues have been brought up in other threads. They are not really "domainer friendly". Better for the casual customer who owns 1 or a few domains. Also, just like registerfly, not hard to imagine Bob P. spending all the revenues on something un-businesslike.
All you have to do is tell Moniker you are a member of this forum and the cost is...$6.95. Transfers and regging...$6.95.Moniker and Network Solutions. If you call Network Solutions and tell them you are transferring domains out due to pricing they will give you a better deal. I got $9.99 from them on all my renewals and transfers.
In my head.where do you keep your most valuable names?
Seems to really be showing lately, doesn't it? One has to wonder why he keeps postponing his IPO.
I could be mistaken, but I think Bob Flynt, I mean Larry Parsons withdrew the IPO three times in total.Postponed? It failed once it got out that GoDaddy doesn't turn a profit under GAAP.