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Good Domain Register?

by AlphaWarrior
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Who do you register your domains with?
Do they have a good interface that makes domain management easy?
What do they charge?

Please do not suggest namecheap as I have an account with them. Their new dashboard is so difficult to use and not user friendly that I am now starting my search for a good domain register.

Thanks!
#domain #good #register
  • Profile picture of the author mrhmamun
    For good user CP you might choose BlueHost, HostGaTor or iPage.
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  • Profile picture of the author razorz18
    Originally Posted by AlphaWarrior View Post

    Who do you register your domains with?
    Do they have a good interface that makes domain management easy?
    What do they charge?

    Please do not suggest namecheap as I have an account with them. Their new dashboard is so difficult to use and not user friendly that I am now starting my search for a good domain register.

    Thanks!
    Since Namecheap is out of question, probably you could use Netfirm and GoDaddy. I find Netfirm is the easiest one to use. I would never purchase domain as package with hosting unless I don't want to use it for long term. The best is to purchase domain at Domain Registry and Hosting company separately.
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    • Profile picture of the author DWolfe
      I would do your home work on this one. I had godaddy and did not like them. I switch to namecheap but I have not been into the new dashboard yet. Shame I liked there old web look about a year ago the new I have never liked. IMHO.

      Here is a link off google, I'm not an affiliate of this site. It recommended 10 and a few other search's had more results but they look more like ads to their company. I would be weary of yahoo that is recommended in the search.

      Here is the link Top 10 cheapest domain registration sites
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  • Profile picture of the author Manish Sapkota
    namecheap, godaddy, bigrock
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    • Profile picture of the author Mike Scotfield
      I often use godaddy, it''s very good!
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  • Profile picture of the author BloggingPro
    Namecheap is the best in the business. I wouldn't use anything else.

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  • Profile picture of the author extrememan
    Next from Namecheap is GoDaddy. There user interface is more complicated than Namecheap. Ever heard of Namesilo? It's cheaper then both these registers combined and easier to work with. Take a look at Namesilo.com
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  • Profile picture of the author sharfaraz516
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    I would suggest you to do namecheap and godaddy....
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  • Profile picture of the author SiteNameSales
    Give Uniregistry a try. Very helpful with the new domain extensions and a lot of other tools that you would expect with a first class registrar. Plus they have DomainNameSales Integration:

    "Industry veterans may be familiar with DomainNameSales, the leading platform for premium domain sales and monetization. If you already have a DNS account, you can link it with your Uniregistry account, providing easier portfolio management, transfers, tracking, and more."
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  • Profile picture of the author MichaelAppleton
    If your just looking for a domain registar without hoosting then personally I use GoDaddy. I am sure others would have other preferences.

    I find the control panel easy enough to use, not super easy but intuitive enough.
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  • Profile picture of the author aforabi
    Recently, i have been using 1and1(dot)com's domain registration services @ $0.99 for first year for ANY TLD - ".com" or ".org" or ".net" ...

    If you creating large number of sites, let's say 15, then i would highly suggest that you register domain names from at least 3 different domain registrars!
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  • Profile picture of the author LisaGrocke
    How could you say that namecheap has a difficult to use dashboard? I don’t agree. Managing domain names with namecheap is super easy.
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    • Profile picture of the author armysmoke
      I usually get my .com domain names at godaddy with a coupon. Then I transfer the domain name to namesilo when it's time to renew.
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