Moniker, Namecheap or Dynadot?

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I need to transfer and manage about 100 domains.

I've heard great things about Namecheap, features, support, fair prices.

Dynodot seems to have the best prices if you spend more than $500 per year on registration/renewals/Privacy.

Haven't hear to much about Moniker but see their name a lot when looking at Whois info.

Would not even consider GD.

I've created a poll but your feedback is also appreciated. Thanks!

Techguy
#domain management tool #dynadot #moniker #namecheap
  • Profile picture of the author Gene Pimentel
    My #1 choice is Moniker.com. However Fabulous.com is awesome as well, but they require you have a portfolio of at least 50 or 100 quality names. Both of these companies are very much involved in the domaining industry and understand the needs of domainers.
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    • Profile picture of the author Techguy
      Originally Posted by Gene Pimentel View Post

      My #1 choice is Moniker.com. However Fabulous.com is awesome as well, but they require you have a portfolio of at least 50 or 100 quality names. Both of these companies are very much involved in the domaining industry and understand the needs of domainers.
      Thanks for your feedback Gene. Have you tried any of the others? Why do you recommend Moniker? Thanks

      Techguy
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  • Profile picture of the author DrewG
    I like NameCheap.com - free WhoIs Guard for a year, cheap domains (use coupon code INTERFACE for $8.88 .com's with free whoisguard)
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  • Profile picture of the author Sumit Menon
    I'd say name.com. They have great support!

    When I contacted them they replied within few hours.

    Sumit.
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    • Profile picture of the author Techguy
      Originally Posted by Sumit Menon View Post

      I'd say name.com. They have great support!

      When I contacted them they replied within few hours.

      Sumit.
      Opps, I forgot about name.com. Anyone else use them?

      BTW, does any of these services allow bulk update of registration information and such features as domain locking and unlocking.

      Right now I have to go through each one to unlock it for the transfer. It's a pain.

      I would think that I could do this on all at once with the push of a button.

      Am I asking too much?
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      • Profile picture of the author Sumit Menon
        Originally Posted by Techguy View Post

        Opps, I forgot about name.com. Anyone else use them?

        BTW, does any of these services allow bulk update of registration information and such features as domain locking and unlocking.

        Right now I have to go through each one to unlock it for the transfer. It's a pain.

        I would think that I could do this on all at once with the push of a button.

        Am I asking too much?
        Well, with Name.com there is auto-renewal. You also missed, GoDaddy.
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        • Profile picture of the author Techguy
          Originally Posted by Sumit Menon View Post

          Well, with Name.com there is auto-renewal. You also missed, GoDaddy.
          What do you mean by auto-renewal?

          And I didn't miss GD, I just wouldn't consider them. I remember that first superbowl commercial. I thought it was a joke. Personally I would never use a company who's advertising does not seam to relate to their product. I thought GoDaddy was a pimp or something. I was gonna ordered me one of those females!
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  • Profile picture of the author Korona Studio
    NameCheap gets my vote. Love their WhoIs Guard features.
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