Best place to register your domains?

[Bill36]

So I have usually just stuck with GoDaddy, in my opinion seems to be the most trusted of them all, but I know there are numerous other places to register domains at. Where do you like to register your domain names?

Is register.com a good site to use? They are running a promotion that your first domain is .99 cents for new customers.

 

[infosec3]

Godaddy is, in my opinion, the easiest one and most known by the majority of end-users, which makes sales and push more convenient.

 

[VirtualEstateChris]

I'd have to go with GoDaddy.

 

[benaam]

Try to check their renewal price and TOS for transfer before trying to get such offer.

 

[VirtualEstateChris]

No, I would not recommend register.com. You can get that same price using a GoDaddy discount code. Shuffle through the "GoDaddy Discount Code" thread.

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[Bill36]

Ok, so its seems that GoDaddy is the one to stick with. Thank you for the answers!

 

[daj]

GoDaddy is still #1 due to all their coupon codes to save money.

NameSilo is also good, gives you free WHOIS protection and their prices are low, without needing a coupon.

 

[Bill36]

Free WhoIs is nice though!

 

[Ray]

I personally am a hufe fan of NameCheap, however with godaddys discount codes I always find myself registering through them

 

[Bill36]

I personally am a hufe fan of NameCheap, however with godaddys discount codes I always find myself registering through them

I use to love NameCheap! Actually don't know why I don't use it anymore. After my domains expired I guess I never went back.

 

[galwin]

I use NameSilo and Moniker.

 

[Bill36]

I use NameSilo and Moniker.

I've never tried Moniker, but I have heard good things.

 

[brooktroutballer]

I strongly Advise

You stay away from register.com Everything starts out nice, until you want to transfer a domain. It can take weeks! You cannot ever talk to them without a 30 minute minimum wait. Steer clear or you will regret it. The money saved will equal a lot of time lost on hold trying to transfer the name. They won't just send you the password to transfer the name. They make you wait 5 days minimum, they think you might change your mind. I wont even get into the daily phone calls to try to sell you stuff..

 

[DubDubDubDot]

Register.com is old school. Them and NetSol.com. Most of the super premium domains were at either of them until MarkMonitor came along.

 

[Igor Mironyuk]

I've never tried Moniker, but I have heard good things.

I use Moniker too. try it!
By the way Moniker is connected with domain market Snapnames. Having a Moniker account, you can bind it with the account of Snapnames.

 

[Bill36]

I use Moniker too. try it!
By the way Moniker is connected with domain market Snapnames. Having a Moniker account, you can bind it with the account of Snapnames.

Oh that's good to know! Thank You. I will look at registering my next domain there.

 

[fab]

I use Moniker and Dynadot for many years. So far so good. Even I registered some domains elsewhere occasionally for promotional prices, I transferred them to Moniker after 60 days.

 

[Igor Mironyuk]

Oh that's good to know! Thank You. I will look at registering my next domain there.

Moniker also provide brokerage domains.

 

[Bill36]

Moniker seems to be a very popular choice.

 

[DroneMaster]

I'll go with GoDaddy for registrations, because of the coupons, but all my domains end up at Namecheap sooner or later.