Buying Domains From Resellers and Preferred Registras

[VURG]

Personally, I prefer to buy domains from Namepros, GoDaddy, Namecheap or Moniker.

As soon as I see a domain from another registra, my budget per domain drops about $10 because I prefer to not spread my domains over too many registras.

I am interested to know if any other people have the same attitude.

 

[Jackie]

If there are no fees for the push and the registrar has a decent web interface which lets you change contacts, nameserver and DNS settings, and transfer out, I will accommodate so long as it's a good deal.

There are many more registrars out there like Dynadot, Dotster, Mydomain, and resellers like Registerbird (Godaddy/Stargate reseller), Whiz.in (Directi reseller) I wouldn't hesitate to receive a push from. In fact, I even prefer many of these such as Dynadot over say, Godaddy (having to click through pages upon pages of promos to complete a simple task and this irritates me above all; having to wait 60 days everytime after changing the registrant or WHOIS details before being able to transfer out) .

 

[floatingworld]

would you hand money over for a domain registered at 1+1 for just a $10 premium?
hey for a domain priced at $75, I would ask for a $100 premium :hehe:

 

[-REECE-]

Personally, I prefer to buy domains from Namepros, GoDaddy, Namecheap or Moniker.

As soon as I see a domain from another registra, my budget per domain drops about $10 because I prefer to not spread my domains over too many registras.

I am interested to know if any other people have the same attitude.

Namepros, Godaddy, Moniker, Whiz.in, Dynadot here I also punish sellers by giving them lower offers for wasting my time (and I really don't like learning new interfaces). Can vary from minus $10 to not even bidding on a name depending on how I feel about the registrar and how much of a headache I think will follow.