Registrar of Choice?

[joe]

I use registerfly (eNom) most of the time, which registrar do you use?

 

[Philky]

I use GoDaddy.

 

[V12Kid]

godaddy all the way

 

[a.titus1]

Godaddy as well, then just point the nameservers to wherever I need to.

 

[Jon]

I always use Godaddy..

 

[Andrew]

Moniker. Registerfly has been giving me some really BS problems the last few weeks.

 

[joe]

Really? Like what?

 

[shokthx]

I had been using GoDaddy but I have got a bunch of domains from registerfly.
Hard to beat $.60 .info's

shokthx

 

[Max]

Namecheap. GoDaddy is a really pain. Just buying a domain there is a process in itself!

The Namecheap interface is very nice.

 

[Dave]

NameCheap definitely. I tried GoDaddy but their sites design really annoyed me

 

[Michael]

I have an enom reseller account and pretty much just use that.

 

[donn]

Moniker. Monte is the man.

 

[JDA]

Usually GoDaddy. They have promotions for Digg users that give 10% or so off.

Namecheap is good if you think you'll ever sell the site, they make it really easy to push the domain to someone else.

 

[GuyFromOz]

I did use Godaddy, but after receiving a domain push in the namecheap system, I'll be moving all my domains to namecheap.
The interface is fantastic compared to godaddy's. Godaddy's "10 clicks and page loads to update a setting" is terrible.

 

[donn]

I did use Godaddy, but after receiving a domain push in the namecheap system, I'll be moving all my domains to namecheap.
The interface is fantastic compared to godaddy's. Godaddy's "10 clicks and page loads to update a setting" is terrible.

Do they handle large portfolios well?

 

[Payton]

I've been using Directi... works pretty well, at first I bought it to have sub-resellers and try to make some money that way but I use it mostly to buy my own domains. They end up costing around $7 for .coms and they often have specials for the other tlds

 

[donn]

I've also found directi to work well as a reseller.

 

[peach]

I'm using godaddy too, not as a reseller, maybe I should do that.

 

[Nathan]

onlinenic

nice and cheap domain names there.

 

[MisterX]

I'm using godaddy, although their interface annoys me. I've heard both good and bad things about them, but they're big, offer cheap domains and give free private registrations if you get 3 or more domains.