Any Cheap And Good Domain Name Services With Whoisguard?

ronr 14 years ago

Thanks to the recommendations on this board I've changed to NameCheap and couldn't be happier.

My old service was good but they charged twice as much as NameCheap, the service wasn't as good AND they changed extra for the Whois privacy.

NameCheap includes it, free.

Do a search for their monthy coupons and you'll save an extra dollar or so.

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- Eric Johnson 14 years ago
  
  Namecheap FTW
  
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  niceweb 14 years ago
  
  I use netfirms. They have free domain privacy as well.
  
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Domain Stryker

14 years ago

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Zeb

14 years ago

I use namecheap as well but recently discovered internet.bs : Domain Name | Internet Domain Registration | Register Domain Names <---non affiliate link

They have one of the cheapest domains with whois privacy around, if not the cheapest. Pretty reliable as well.

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dave07

14 years ago

yup, for now maybe NameCheap is da best

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AnilK 14 years ago

Namecheap has the privacy advantage and the domains are about 30% cheaper too
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chandan_dutta

14 years ago

Namecheap is the best option :-)

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J. David Rogers

14 years ago

Isn't whois guard "free" with NameCheap for only the first year?

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BaldwinKoo 14 years ago

Originally Posted by J. David Rogers

Isn't whois guard "free" with NameCheap for only the first year?

That is true but it is incredibly cheap to renew, especially if you renew in bulk.
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jayesser

14 years ago

domaintools.com

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bbncu

14 years ago

I've been using namecheap for a while but you will need to have a coupon to get the better deal. Recently, I found 1and1 and they have the first year for $6.99 and $8.99 after that and that includes privacy..you can also select the privacy option before purchasing that means that there would be no time lapse before those fast domain whois tools indexes your whois info...this happened to me a couple of times with namecheap - you have to purchase first the domain without privacy and you need to manually change it which takes time..and if the whois spider indexes your new domain before you change it....there goes your whois info...

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11 years ago

Originally Posted by bbncu

I've been using namecheap for a while but you will need to have a coupon to get the better deal. Recently, I found 1and1 and they have the first year for $6.99 and $8.99 after that and that includes privacy..you can also select the privacy option before purchasing that means that there would be no time lapse before those fast domain whois tools indexes your whois info...this happened to me a couple of times with namecheap - you have to purchase first the domain without privacy and you need to manually change it which takes time..and if the whois spider indexes your new domain before you change it....there goes your whois info...

ditto to 1and1. I just checked their privacy protection price and here's their statement regard it:
"Private Registration is offered free of charge at 1&1 with domains that allow private registration."