any better registrar?

Hi

Anybody have problem register domain with domainzero (both paid and free )? I can't access the following page ,
https://sslpay.commercetrust.com/cgi-sn/b2bnow/auth.cgi

Joker did not worth a try (it costs 25$ each time owner change) and domainzero did not work well (their system always inaccessible both registration and modification process )

Domainzero does go in and out sometimes, heh, but other than them, everyone seem to like 000domains.com

I prefer to use http://www.mydomain.com for my free domainzero domain. it works well for me :D

Does mydomain.com name servers currently work?

I get "Error: ns1.mydomain.com unreachable" when doing a
name server test...

Well my brother registered a free domain using DomainZero, and everything worked fine for him. But I have heard of some people who didn't have as much luck. Anyway, I'd say go with any OpenSRS reseller such as http://www.domainmonger.com or http://www.000domains.com .

And by the way, if you want a "cheap" domain then check out http://www.getadomain.com because they only charge $9/year.

Concerning DomainZero, you might want to look at this thread: http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?threadid=168

what is whois server of domain registered with getadomain.com ?

I don't quite follow you. Are you asking what the WHOIS server of GetADomain is?

Yes



[Edited by Ray on 11-02-2000 at 11:26 AM]

I don't believe they have their own WHOIS server. They just use a script on their site which checks NSIs or InterNICs WHOIS...

If you want a professional company with actual capital, and are willing to pay just a little more, try checking out http://www.dotster.com. They charge $15/year, which is a little higher (but not that much higher) but they have really quick support and are generally more professional (and friendly) then some of the other ones.

I have been using http://www.totalnic.net/ to register
any new domains. I have had no problems with them
and its better for me to do changes.

I like them for two reasons, #1. the cost is cheap!
$35 for two-years, $15 for each after.

#2. I seem to have mor control over changes made..
I like that a little better :o)

another hints for bulkregister and enom

I modified namservers of a domain to

ns.hostA
ns2.hostA
ns.hostB
ns2.hostB

but the query result become

ns.hostA
ns.hostB
ns2.hostA
ns2.hostB

Originally posted by cleggo
I have been using http://www.totalnic.net/ to register
any new domains. I have had no problems with them
and its better for me to do changes.

I like them for two reasons, #1. the cost is cheap!
$35 for two-years, $15 for each after.

#2. I seem to have mor control over changes made..
I like that a little better :o)





Right now, http://www.gkg.net is $8.99 a year. :)

gkg.net (http://www.gkg.oet) is a great registrar. I would highly recomend them.

Originally posted by Ray
another hints for bulkregister and enom

I modified namservers of a domain to

ns.hostA
ns2.hostA
ns.hostB
ns2.hostB

but the query result become

ns.hostA
ns.hostB
ns2.hostA
ns2.hostB



Ray, I'm not quite following what the point of this was? Could you explain what this meant? Is this a problem you are having? A suggestion?

enom and bulkregister 's database will sort your dns order again from what you entered to something different (maybe alphabetically).

Guess you change your dns order to
ns1.domain
ns3.domain
ns4.domain
ns2.domain


their system will sort your dns automatically to.
ns1.domain
ns2.domain
ns3.domain
ns4.domain

this would be a problem if ns1 and ns3 settings are different from ns4 and ns2 .

[Edited by Ray on 11-12-2000 at 03:18 PM]

Ahhh, gotcha... thankx for the clarification.

Originally posted by Tater
gkg.net (http://www.gkg.net) is a great registrar. I would highly recomend them.

This is my first attempt to register one with them, but if all goes well I will probably move my others to them. :)