Suggestions on where to register domain

[Sain Cai]

I was wondering if people can give me a good place to register my domain, like which is the most user friendly, support if needed, etc.

Thanks

[Robert]

namecheap.com is pretty good.

[Keagle]

Namecheap. Haven't had any trouble with them, and they rock. ;)

[TSO]

I've used both GoDaddy and NameCheap, and haven't had any real problems with them. Bother user interfaces are kind of odd, although NameCheap's is a little bit better than GoDaddy's.

[Meksilon]

I was wondering if people can give me a good place to register my domain, like which is the most user friendly, support if needed, etc.

ThanksI personally would recommend my registrar - name.com (http://name.com/). Their website is always fast, is clean, concise and simple. I've never had a problem. Their ongoing price is $7.99, and the first year is $5.99. They accept Visa, Mastercard, AMEX or Paypal. And include all their features in the price of the domain - they don't charge for anything besides registrations, incoming transfers and renewals. So you can use full dns control, url/email forwarding, private whois, google email/webpage, and whatever other features are there without any additional payment. Ownership transfer is also free.

[Surfz]

www.namecheap.com is the your correct choice. Have been using them for couple of years and they're indeed a reliable ICANN accredited domain name registrar

[Sain Cai]

I did try namecheap, but I guess my paycheck card wasnt activated yet, so I failed their auth 3 times. I ended up going to name.com, and got my patriotsfanzone.com

Thanks for the replies.

[VAGU-Jeffrey]

On the better note, I would recommend GoDaddy as NameCheap had there issues recently

[Jan]

On the better note, I would recommend GoDaddy as NameCheap had there issues recently
Namely?

I am a late godaddy user (got an account so someone could push a domain to me) and it is damned annoying to trying to do stuff without them trying to sell you a bunch of other stuff. Namecheap gets my vote for that reason.

[utcrazy]

Namecheap is very good with a simple user interface. Godaddy has a really complicated (pointless complicated) interface.

[Meksilon]

I am a late godaddy user (got an account so someone could push a domain to me) and it is damned annoying to trying to do stuff without them trying to sell you a bunch of other stuff. Namecheap gets my vote for that reason.Hence why I mentioned name.com doesn't sell anything besides 1. registrations, 2. renewals and 3. transfers - and I've bought all three! :lol:

[stonerocket]

domainsite.com and idotz.net are my favourites I would recommend them to anybody.

[Meksilon]

domainsite.com and idotz.net are my favourites I would recommend them to anybody.
Good to hear, domainsite.com is sister-site to name.com ;) (they're almost the same, except name.com has a lower 1st year price, and gives free private whois where domainsite charges .50c/yr) :beer: