pdontthink

Maybe I didn't search good enough, but I don't see any domainmonster.com reviews. Their prices seem about as good as it gets (aside from sale prices here and there (like right now GoDaddy has better transfer prices but only for the first year) but for ongoing prices, I can't find anything better right now).

But what about their service? Do they have bulk edit tools? Free whois privacy, right? Anyone have any experience with them?

defaultuser

They don't have the best bulk edit tools.
They have, in my experience, got great support.
So if you have bulk request they will do it for you.

A big consideration is whether you want a UK registrar or not. There are some ramifications of this (mostly good, I would imagine) but it depends on your needs.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/domain-registrar-reviews/730431-domainmonster-com-reviews.html

I wouldn't have a problem recommending them based purely on the fact that they've always answered my phone call and been very polite (funny) and a pleasure to talk to. They aren't pure "script readers". I like them and have nothing bad to say.

I think their prices are really good. Dynadot is cheaper for me - their interface is a 100 times better, they have a serviceable API but their support isn't as good, imho.

They gave me a present recently because of a problem I had (a free domain ) Name.com has done that for me too. I guess I'm polite when I complain !

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pdontthink

Thanks for the info.

How can dynadot be cheaper? Looks like even at "super bulk" (spend $5k/yr), .com is 7.99, but domainmonster is $7.69 and you only need to buy 25 years, not $5k. Yow. Maybe you have other TLDs that are priced different...

defaultuser

Average purchase price across all TLDs. I've bought a number of .TV which are cheaper at DD than domainmonster.

The major reason that I use DD is because I do everything via Paypal and Domainmonster will only take paypal via prepay. (They handle it fairly efficiently, but a bit of a pain).

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