Best Registrar for Pushes/Transfers

[bobguindon]

I currently have a total of 64 domains (28 at the old BulkRegister and 36 at the old EV1servers). I would like to consolidate them into a single registrar, and had pretty much settled on SRSplus.com (8.45/yr. for COM, NET, ORG, BIZ, INFO). A few of theses domains (about 12) are owned by customers who are hosted on my server.

Before I make a final decision, I was wondering if there was a better registrar in terms of being able to easily push domains out to buyers. That is, is there a more popular registrar, where the likelihood of being able to push domains is greater, or does it even matter?

Thanks for any help.

Bob

 

[RegFee]

Registrars like NameCheap, Moniker, and most recently Godaddy offer easy pushing systems.

 

[Licantropo]

I Think You Are Near To bulk Dynadot. If you put 500 USD the price is lower, the interfase are cleaner, are cheaper and quickly

Edit : Their push method is very good.

 

[domaindevelopers]

Worth giving a try - domains.impactservices.in

- Free push
- Free whois privacy for new domain reg
- cheap prices.

 

[yandig]

Namecheap and Dotster/MyDomain have really simple, quick push systems.

 

[dotnom]

domains.impactservices.in
- Free push
- Free whois privacy for new domain reg
- cheap prices.

Does the domain reselling from www.directi.com works ?
Domain Reselling is nearly dead. Most of the people here at the board and elsewhere go directly to the registrar (this is what GoDaddy and few others did to this industry)

Anyway

I suggest name.com all the way

 

[domaindevelopers]

Does the domain reselling from www.directi.com works ?
Domain Reselling is nearly dead. Most of the people here at the board and elsewhere go directly to the registrar (this is what GoDaddy and few others did to this industry)

Anyway

I suggest name.com all the way

I dont agree with you. Domain reselling market is still high.

I recently had a sign-up from one of the hosting company associates (member of DP) for a reseller account - they want to extend the facility of domain booking to their customers. I extended them $7.49 reseller account at $0 deposit.

 

[dotnom]

Nowadays there is no value to domains at ALL
They sell them as cherries to gain customer for webhosting or extra domain services

Look around and ask yourself if you were a simple user and could get a cheaper value from the registrar directly (name.com for example for $5.99) would you consider taking the name from a reseller of the registrar for $7.49

GoDaddy crashed this business (and i don't mention this to praise him)

 

[weblord]

godaddy and any wildwestdomains.com domain resellers only require 2 info: username and email to push

 

[mrmacc]

godaddy and any wildwestdomains.com domain resellers only require 2 info: username and email to push

yes, its easy to push with them...

 

[domaindevelopers]

godaddy and any wildwestdomains.com domain resellers only require 2 info: username and email to push

directi is the same.